Zara Tanzania Adventures is presenting Tanzania and Zanzibar as a unified world-class tourism destination at WTM Africa 2026, highlighting iconic safaris and pristine coastal experiences.
France’s ambassador highlights Arusha’s Tourism Police Unit for delivering exceptional services, reinforcing Tanzania’s reputation as a safe and welcoming destination for tourists.
France’s ambassador to Tanzania praises Arusha’s Tourism Police Unit for its professionalism and support to foreign visitors, including French nationals.
Tanzania’s Minister for Culture, Arts and Sports Paul Makonda led the official launch of the Yas Kili International Half Marathon alongside regional leaders and corporate executives.
The Kilimanjaro Marathon 2026 has successfully drawn global participants, reinforcing Tanzania’s position as a leading destination for international sporting events and tourism.
Aerial balloon safaris in the Serengeti are redefining luxury tourism, offering visitors a immersive perspective of wildlife and landscapes from above.
A unique reflection during Eid al-Fitr draws parallels between Qur’anic descriptions of the Day of Judgment and the geological formation of Tanzania’s Ngorongoro Crater over 2.5 million years ago.
Tanzania is expanding tourism and cultural ties with Qatar and Oman through high-level talks aimed at boosting Destination Tanzania and preserving heritage sites.
As the world marks International Women’s Day, women are increasingly recognized as key drivers of sustainable tourism, conservation, and economic empowerment across global destinations.
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.
