Samia Suluhu Hassan has been praised for her transformative tourism vision as the Serengeti golf project takes shape, marking a significant step in diversifying Tanzania’s tourism offerings and strengthening its position in global luxury and sports tourism.
Tanzania has committed TZS 8.1 billion to restore roads and bridges damaged by heavy rains in Serengeti National Park, in a major effort to strengthen visitor safety, protect critical tourism infrastructure, and ensure uninterrupted safari operations in one of Africa’s leading wildlife destinations.
Tanzania has allocated TZS 8.1 billion to repair Serengeti National Park roads and bridges damaged by heavy rains, aiming to improve tourist safety and maintain tourism operations.
Tanzania National Park plans to build five major bridges and five smaller ones in Serengeti National Park following heavy rains linked to climate change that damaged park infrastructure.
Tourism Minister Dr. Ashatu Kijaji urges tour guides in Tanzania to exercise caution during the rainy season following videos showing vehicles attempting to cross flooded rivers in Serengeti National Park.
TANAPA Conservation Commissioner CPA Mussa Nassoro Kuji conducted a working visit to Serengeti National Park to assess road infrastructure following heavy rains, directing urgent rehabilitation to ensure tourist safety.
