Category Archives: Tanzania tourism news

The Miss Tabata contestants will be visiting the Mikumi National Park which is the fourth largest in Tanzania courtesy of CXC Africa, which is also involved in the beauty contest. Their trip was country was organized by Godfrey Kalinga and … Continue reading →

The government is currently working together with all the wildlife stakeholders trying to get their different views about the establishment of the Tanzania Wildlife Authority (TAWA) which is in plan and it is intended to help in controlling poaching as … Continue reading →

Information from Tanzania reveals that they have introduced night game viewing in Lake Manyara National Park in an effort to attract more tourists since some of the most interesting wildlife activities happen during nightfall but normally national parks are closed … Continue reading →

Currently, Serengeti is receiving less local tourists visiting this world famous National Park for tourism purpose and the number has reduced by 10% that is according to Park’s Tourism Department. They say that Tanzanians seem to have failed to make … Continue reading →

James Lembeli who is the chairman of the parliamentary committee on land, environment and natural resources said while addressing the National Assembly that Tanzania’s jumbo elephants are most likely to be wiped out in a period of just seven years … Continue reading →

The Gold land Hotel and Tours Ltd has now opened up a new department that is rendering tour services to tourists that are visiting Tanzania’s tourist attractions, including Serengeti National Park. The Gold land Hotel has been successfully operating for … Continue reading →

The tourism sector in Dodoma expects the wildlife Authority to run efficiently after a Bill to establish the institution has been passed by the Parliament towards the end of this year. Ambassador Khamis Kagasheki, who is the Minister for Natural … Continue reading →

The officials from Serengeti have warned about the threat that the increasing deforestation ids causing towards the Mara River Basin and therefore asked the central government to immediately intervene to protect the river since it is an significant resource  with … Continue reading →

Scientists from Tanzania together with their colleagues from around the world have come up with the very first vaccine against the killer virus that is being bred by calving wildebeests and  its passed on to the  is cattle in the … Continue reading →

The China Central Television made a live coverage of the Serengeti Wildebeest Migration which attracted a large number of Chinese to visit the country as tourists. Mr. Zhu Shanzhong who is the Vice-Chairman of the Chinese National Tourism Administration said … Continue reading →