SIMIYU: THE Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism has successfully increased the number of tourists visiting Tanzania from 1.7 million…
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DAR ES SALAAM: DAR ES SALAM, Tanzania’s business capital, heads for a colourful day on June 26th, 2025, when it…
Read More »Unguja: With the sudden roar of heavy machinery cutting through the calm morning air in Paje, the long-anticipated construction of…
Read More »STOCKHOLM: TANZANIA and Sweden have agreed to maintain and strengthen economic diplomacy, particularly in trade, investment, tourism, education, and health…
Read More »ZANZIBAR: THE continental aviation and tourism sectors head for a new dawn after the climax of the AviaDev Africa 2025…
Read More »ARUSHA: THE Tanzanian government has embarked on strategic efforts to promote sustainable tourism as the country transitions from a low-income…
Read More »DODOMA: Promoting both domestic and international tourism is among the key priorities the Tanzanian government has identified for implementing under…
Read More »DAR ES SALAAM: THE country’s growing recognition on the global tourism stage has earned it the privilege of hosting the…
Read More »ZANZIBAR: ZANZIBAR recorded 37,038 international tourist arrivals in May this year, marking a 23.5 per cent increase compared to the…
Read More »ARUSHA: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Energy, Dr. Doto Biteko, has called on the Ministry of Natural Resources and…
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