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Blue Bay Beach Resort- Zanzibar

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photos: Nuru The Light

Oprah Winfrey Visits Serengeti National Park

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Oprah Winfrey

One of the world’s recognised Television talk show celebrity Oprah Winfrey is touring Serengeti National Park for what is described as private excursion.

The woman behind the popular ‘Oprah Winfrey’ shows, Oprah, who is also a famous film actress and currently playing the role of Gloria Gaines in the 2013 movie ‘The Butler,’ is reportedly, going to be in or around the Serengeti National Park for the whole week starting this weekend.

“It is going to be Oprah’s private tour,” admitted Mr Paschal Shelutete the Public Relations Manager for Tanzania National Parks (TANAPA) which manages Serengeti, the country’s second largest National Park, but which is also the most known.

Her private excursion in the Serengeti, however, won’t prevent Oprah from meeting and hold talks with the Deputy Minister for Natural Resources and Tourism, Mr Lazaro Nyalandu who is also flying to Serengeti to welcome the pop-culture doyenne and founder of television talk shows media genre.

Ever since she debuted in the 1985 film, ‘Colour Purple’ Oprah has starred in 28 other movies in addition to producing several Television Documentaries and publishing three books.

Whether we should expect her next film or TV documentary to be filmed in Serengeti is yet to be seen but the country’s popular Park, home to the legendary migration of over 2 million wildebeests and Zebras, the queen may be interested to capture a bit of the spectacular show.

Karibu.

Tanzania Voted Best Safari Country in Africa

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According to an analysis released yesterday by an online marketplace for African tours, SafariBookings.com, Tanzania has been voted overwhelmingly as the best safari destination in Africa, viewed as the ideal getaway for tourists.SafariBookings.com conducted an extensive analysis of 3,061 reviews of over 1,000 tourists and travel experts who participated in a survey and concluded that both parties concurred Tanzania is tops in the continent. The country has an average rating of 4.8 out of 5 stars, the highest score of all eight major safari countries. Botswana and Kenya scored 4.7 each, followed by South Africa and Zambia which scored 4.6 each against Namibia’s 4.5 stars. Uganda took 4.2 against Zimbabwe’s 4.1 stars.

Source: La princessa World

Visit Lake Manyara

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Photos:Milusha

Made In Tanzania

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All these beautiful ornaments are found in Tanzania
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Zanzibar

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Yum... variety of food at Forodhani

Addy and Jose in zanzibar

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Addy and Jose crashed Noorie Jane and Taylor York's Honeymoon.

Addy John in Maziwa Island- Tanga

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You too can enjoy yourself.
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Five of the seven species of turtles in the world's oceans can be seen off the Tanzania Coast: leatherback, loghead, olive ridley, hawksbill and green. The green turtle is commonly seen around Maziwe which is a key nesting place for them. The eggs are normally removed by a Conservation Officer as poaching by local fisherman is common and the island itself is covered at high tides which means the eggs will not survive. Until the late 1970's the island was covered with casuarina trees but as a result of sea erosion they were all swept away.

Maziwe Island is now a Tanzanian Marine National Park which is assisted by two organizations to preserve the island for the turtles and other marine life.

Only In Tanzania

2012-04-18T02:39:00.000-07:00

Tanzania; People

Tanzania. Beach

Tanzania: Mt Kilimanjaro

Tanzania: Ngorongoro Crater

Tanzania has a lot to offer.

JOSE ORDONEZ IN TANZANIA/ZANZIBAR

2012-04-05T01:17:00.002-07:00

South of Zanzibar- Kizimkazi

Maziwe Island- Tanga

Ngorongoro Crater- Arusha
You can also enjoy yourself in Tanzania- contact us, we will make it happen for you.

Fumba Lodge - Zanzibar

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Swahili House Hotel- Zanzibar

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DAR ES SALAAM

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source: Laprincessaworld

SOLMELIA HOTEL IN ZANZIBAR

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Would you look at that!

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Only in Tanzania.

Tanznia National Rally Championship

2011-11-05T05:24:00.000-07:00

source: La princessa Wold


Held in Tanga

SPECIAL REPORT

2011-10-23T07:32:00.000-07:00

Dar against time to beat Pretoria over 7 Wonders

Tanzania could see a glorious opportunity to list Mt Kilimanjaro among the world’s top tourist attractions--- and with it a potential to earn more income in foreign exchange and raised national pride--slip through its fingers.

The country is pitted against South Africa in a fierce battle to win a lone place reserved for Africa on the list of “Seven Natural Wonders of the World” to be announced soon.Mt Kilimanjaro, for many years a major tourist attraction for Tanzania and the entire East Africa region, is competing with South Africa’s famous Table Mountain for the unique slot.

The competition, organised by a group called Seven Natural Wonders, entails deciding which tourist attractions all over the world should be nominated as the ‘Seven Natural Wonders of the World’.
To win and make it to the rare list of seven, either Mt Kilimanjaro or the Table Mountain has to score the highest

votes cast in their respective home countries, and from nature lovers around the world. Voting is ongoing online and through SMS campaigns.

In total, 28 sites spread across several continents are competing for the final listing. The winner has a potential to significantly raise the respective country’s fortunes in terms of tourist arrivals and free publicity generated from the competition.

Last year, Tanzania earned $1,291.5 million (about Sh1.901trillion) from tourism, according to the Bank of Tanzania. The government says it is targeting about $1.7 billion income from the industry and related activities by the end of this year (2011).

Mt Kilimanjaro and the Table Mountain made it into the finals out of an initial list of 440 sites in 220 countries in 2009. The seven winners will be announced later in the year after voting closes on November 11.

While South Africa mounted an aggressive campaign long ago to sensitise the public to vote for its Table Mountain, the opposite is the case for Tanzania, as authorities in Dar es Salaam are only waking up to the fact that they could be swept out of the competition.

The Tourism and Natural Resources ministry and the Tanzania Tourism Board (TTB) appeared to be on the back peddle, with little going on between them to market Mt Kilimanjaro as aggressively as other countries are doing. This has raised concern among supporters who feel that laxity on the part of authorities--and not the popularity of Mt Kilimanjaro –will be the country’s undoing should South Africa win. Some of them went ahead to open own accounts on social networks like Face Book and Twitter to drive the campaign.

Until this week, there had been no significant efforts to profile Mt Kilimanjaro in the competition, other than muted advertisement on radio and television urging the public to take part. Unlike in SA, there is hardly any SMS campaign to tap into the nearly 20 million registered mobile phone subscribers in Tanzania to participate easily.

Interviewed on Thursday, the director of Tourism, Mr Ibrahim Mussa, said it was not the ministry’s primary duty to organize support for Kilimanjaro as the role was left to TTB. “I am however aware that the voting process has been advertised in some newspapers here at home,” he said.

Urging Tanzanians to vote for the mountain, Mr Mussa said it was the only way to popularize it, saying: “Even if it will not win, at least we will make it be known to other countries that it is in Tanzania.” He asked people in neighbouring countries also to vote for Kilimanjaro., although he admitted it would be difficult without SMS to reach the rural mass.

TTB managing director, Dr Aloyce Nzuki, could not comment when reached on phone as he was out of the country on a trip. But through the agency’s official website, Dr Nzuki is quoted confirming that there was a “fierce competition between the two African destinations.”

Climbing Mt Kilimanjaro

2011-09-01T06:27:00.000-07:00

Crdt: Laprincesa.com

ZANZIBAR RESTAURANT FEATURED IN A FRENCH VOGUE

2011-08-10T06:41:00.000-07:00

Best Hotels in Tanzania

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Singita Grumeti Reserves

Kirawira Luxury Tented Camp

Serengeti Migration Camp

Only in Tanzania.

Honey Moon in Zanzibar

2011-06-29T02:26:00.000-07:00

Have an unforgettable Honey moon in Zanzibar

Double Tree Hotel- Dar es salaam

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Sultan Palace Beach - Zanzibar

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The Rolling Coconut Tree At Chole Island- Mafia

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Welcome to Mafia