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TURKEY TO EXTEND DESTINATION TANZANIA MARKETING SUPPORT |
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| Author: admin | 28 July 2010 | Views: 13 |
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The managing director of Tanzania Tourist Board Dr Aloyce Nzuki presents a T-shirt to his excellence Sander Gurbuz
The Ambassador of Turkey in Tanzania His Excellence Sander Gurbuz has assured Tanzania Tourist Board of the full support Turkish Government in Marketing and Promoting destination Tanzania in Turkey so as to increase awareness of Tanzania’s unique tourist attritions to the people of Turkey. The ambassador disclosed that his office will undertake special assignments to attract investments by approaching and convincing Turkish investors to invest in the tourism industry.
His Excellence Gurbuz made this statement recently at Headquarters of the Tanzania Tourist Board (TTB) located in IPS building when he paid a visit and hold discussions with the TTB’s Managing Director Dr Aloyce Nzuki , Director of Marketing Mr. Amant Macha and other senior officials of the Board in which he promised to work closely with TTB so that to increase the number of visitors from Turkey visiting Tanzania annually.
Translation of some promotional materials in Turkish language and DVDs as one area of support to offer. He appealed to TTB to undertake aggressive marketing campaign in Turkey using various techniques such as advertising in Turkish travel trade magazines, TV travel programs, billboards in different cities etc. He said that Turkey is a very potential market for Tanzania as it is ranked number seven among the most visited countries in the world.
The ambassador discloses his happiness on the beginning of direct flights of Turkish Airline from Istanbul, Turkey to Dar Es Salaam Tanzania which has been operational since 14 June, 2010. He believes this will play a vital role in linking the two countries and gear up the development of tourism sector in Tanzania.
He pointed out that having the operation of Turkish Airline in place was one of the assignments and he now feels very proud of to fulfill this mission. “My first assignment was to ensure that the Turkish Airlines flies to Tanzania, now I have one crucial task remaining ahead which is to convince investors from Turkey to come and invest in Tanzania particularly in Tourism sector”. He said.
He mentioned Tanzania as a unique destination since it has everything that can attract tourists, and predicted that about 15,000 tourists from Turkey will visit Tanzania by the end of this season. “Tanzania is a country of diversity in terms of tourism, it has everything that a tourist would like to see and enjoy. You have spectacular and unique attractions such as Kilimanjaro the highest Mountain in Africa, various wildlife, Ngorongoro Crater, Serengeti National Park which is the site of Animal Migration to mention but few. He said that out of 70 Million population of Turkey, 7 million which is 10% travel abroad every year as tourists.
On his side The Managing Director of Tanzania Tourist Board Dr. Aloyce Nzuki said that TTB has been very much impressed by the commitment staged by the Government of Turkey through the Turkish ambassador in Tanzania in supporting the TTB efforts of penetrating the Turkish Market including introduction of direct flights of Turkish airline to Tanzania. “Indeed It gives us a lot of courage and we have all the reasons to intensify marketing campaign in Turkey” Commented Dr Nzuki. He added that with the introduction of the direct flights from Istanbul Turkey to Dar – Es-salaam Tanzania TTB believes that the number of visitors from Turkey will constantly increase.
According to the available statistics, Tanzania receives an average of 618 tourists from Turkey. |
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TANZANIA TOURIST BOARD READY TO PENETRATE IN BRAZIRIAN TOURIST MARKET |
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| Author: admin | 10 June 2010 | Views: 149 |
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The ambassador of Brazil in Tanzania H.E Francisco Carlos Soares Luz in group photo with TTB’s Managing Director Dr Aloyce Nzuki (second left), the Managing Director of Pongo safaris Ms Scholarstica Ponera (in blue suit), a journalist from Brazil Mr Haroldo Castro ( third left) and other officials from Pongo safiris. (Photo by: Geofrey Tengeneza - TTB) Tanzania Tourist Board is set to cooperate with Brazilian media houses to market and promote destination Tanzania in Brazil so as to tap on this country which can be a good source market of tourists for Tanzania due to her huge population.
Speaking during the dinner reception prepared by Pongo Safaris at Moevenpick Royal Palm Hotel in Dar es salaam in honor of the expedition team which was in the country on their way to South Africa, the Managing Director of Tanzania Tourist Board Dr Aloyce Nzuki noted that Brazil whose population is about 400 million people is a country that Tanzania need to focus on as one of the potential tourists market. “To start with if we can manage to attract at least one percent of the population of your country it would be a wonderful inception.
The remarks were made in respond to the ambassador of Brazil in Tanzania H.E Francisco Carlos Soares Luz’s appeal to Tanzania Tourist Board to consider introducing marketing and promotional campaign in Brazil. He cited Mt. Kilimanjaro as one of the Tanzania tourist’s icon that can attract the majority of travelers from Brazil if TTB can launch a deliberate sensitization campaign to this country.
Tanzania Tourist Board in collaboration with Pongo Safaris recently coordinated the Lights of Africa Media Expeditions in Tanzania which comprised of two journalists led by Mr Haroldo Castro, a veteran journalist and photographer specialized in nature and conservation, the other one is Mr Mikael Castro who is an anthropologist and ecotourism specialist.
During their expedition in Tanzania the journalists visited Serengeti National parks, Ngorongoro crater, Selous game reserve and Ruaha and then cross the border to Malawi, Mozambique and South Africa for the coverage of world cup tournament. While in Tanzania the journalists were feeding Brazilian Media organizations with stories on abundant tourists attractions Tanzania is endowed with, including a a bi-weekly column on EPOCA Magazine , bi-weekly English column on www.lightsofarica.com, EP and Global Televisions in Brazil
According to the available statistics Tanzania receives an average of 666 tourists from Brazil every year.
TANZANIA TOURIST BOARD
P.O Box 2485, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
Tel: +255 22 2111244/5 |
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US journalists praise Ruaha national park |
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| Author: admin | 8 April 2010 | Views: 799 |
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Ruaha National Park has been praised as among the best wildlife viewing spots in the country.
That is the view of a team of American journalists who have just completed ten days of a sponsored tour of the country's national parks.
Journalist David Swanson said "Ruaha is not crowded, it is exciting, the scenery is captivating. And there are plenty of animals to see. There is no trouble finding a lion here." Ruaha national park compares to the Ngorongoro crater, where it can be very difficult to find a lion because the beasts have learned to hide from people, he said.
The Tanzania Tourist Board (TTB) and South African Airways jointly sponsored the travel news journalists from various corners of the United States to visit Tanzania to experience for themselves what the country has to offer in terms of the tourism industry.
The aim is to promote Tanzania tourist attractions through the specialized writers who visited tourist attractions from March 7 to 18.
Talking to this reporter during a farewell dinner in Dar es Salaam, journalist Barbara Penny Angelakis of Luxuryweb magazine said they were extremely excited to visit Ruaha National Park which is not crowded.
She said the animals at Ruaha national park were not scared of humans, although that seemed to be the case even at the other parks. No animals had attempted to run away from the tourists. "The animals were just curious! Wonderful safari, an unforgettable safari," she said.
The tour was organized by Karen B. Hoffman, Senior Vice President of The Bradford Group, the TTB representative in the US. She came along as a team leader.
The team leader encouraged Tanzanias to maintain the peace that exists in the country because it will help in the marketing of the nation as a tourist destination.
Hoffman said Tanzania is one of the most interesting countries in Africa where people from different countries can visit to witness the tourist attractions and Americans have taken over as the number one source of tourism for Tanzania Worldwide.
While in Tanzania, the team visited Lake Manyara, Ruaha National Park, Serengeti National Park home to the great wildebeest migration for most of the year and enjoyed more migration viewing including one hour of a balloon safari.
Other tourists attractions including Ngorongoro crater, a world Heritage site and biosphere reserve, Ruaha National Park a hidden gem in remote Southern Tanzania, Zanzibar, the exotic spice Island, Kempinski Zanzibar Hotel, and Dar es salaam, Tanzania's commercial capital.
Geofrey Tengeneza, the TTB's Senior Public Information Officer told the visiting group Tanzania could easily reach its target of one million tourists by 2010 if a stronger and effective integrated tourism marketing campaign is put in place.
"As part of that strategy, Tanzania has invited you American media outletsso that you can experience yourself, cover and report on Tanzania tourist attractions so that the American people can be aware of what we have in the tourism sector" he said.
Tanzania plans to keep the momentum. Visitors from the U.S market recently reached an annual record high of 68,379 visit to Tanzania Mainland including Zanzibar's Island, she said.
"This growth is unprecedented and as a country we look forward to the continued expansion of the tourism sector with more investment in infrastructure and hotels." He said.
He also noted that one of the reason why tourism is booming in Tanzania is that, Tanzania has always stressed the quality of the Safari experience and put the conservation of land and wildlife first rather than looking for mass tourism.
"As largest country in East Africa, we can accommodate increased numbers of travellers and still maintain high standards of ecological conservation" he said.
By Correspondent
Beatrice Philemon
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PONGO SAFARIS |
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| Author: admin | 31 March 2010 | Views: 437 |
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PONGO SAFARIS Your footpath into Tanzania Dare the Adventure! ...Follow our Tracks into the Wilderness. The Vice President Hon. Dr. Mohammed Shein being briefed by the Minister of Natural Resources & Tourism Hon. Mrs. Shamsa Selengia Mwangunga (MP) on activities of Pongo Safaris. On the Minister’s right is Hon. Mrs. Mary Nagu, (MP), Minister for Trade and Industries, Mrs. Scholastica Ponera, Managing Director Pongo Safaris and Mr. Hans Warburg, Marketing Director, Pongo Safaris About us!We are well established tour operating company working from an impressive selection of time tested itineraries and mapping our routes to quench your thirst for a memorable Safari. Our headquarters is in Dar es Salaam – the main hub to all of the country’s tour destinations. We provide affordable, exclusive exciting Safaris using our modern fleet of well-equipped 4x4 vehicles which have been well chosen and fitted to provide the best possible comfort, always in their state-of-art. The management has a ‘hands on’ approach and this ensures a personalized value to the service offered. Staffs are experienced, friendly and skilled with an in-depth knowledge of the local customs and wilderness behavior. Our aim is to become the most preferred Tour Operating Company in Tanzania by offering our unmatched services, while we act as a strong linkage point between the Tourists and the Southern Circuit Destinations in Tanzania. We pride ourselves in promoting Domestic Tourism and supporting Community Development through Community-Based Tour Programs. The Minister of Natural Resources & Tourism Hon. Shamsa Mwangunga officially inaugurates a journey to Bagamoyo, christened “Chimbuko Safaris” promoting Domestic Tourism organized by Pongo Safaris Tanzanian Family on tour of Ngorongoro Crater, ‘The Garden of Eden’ The Beauty Pageants visited St. Mary’s Tabata Campus on her campaign from Left Miss Juliet William (Miss Tanzania 2009/10 No. 3), Miss Miriam Gerald (Miss Tanzania 2009/10), Miss Sia Ndasikoi (Ambassador of Domestic Tourism 2009/10), Hans Warburg – Business Development & Marketing Director.and pupils from St. Mary's Tabata Campus The Dancing Club of St. Mary’s Tabata Campus, entertaining visitors during campaign of Domestic Tourism. Waiting at the entrance gate of Ngorongoro Conservation Area. A Tanzanian family on the tour of Northern Circuit. Domestic Tourism organized by Pongo Safaris
How To Reach Us!Please write to: Pongo Safaris Limited
P.O. Box 2032
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
Tel: +255 714 354 444
International Calls: +255 754 354 444
Fax: +255 22 2113 033
E-mail: info@pongosafaris.com
Website: www.pongosafaris.com |
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Burco Safaris Tanzania's Domestic Tourism pioneers |
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| Author: admin | 31 March 2010 | Views: 428 |
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BURCO SAFARIS one of the Tanzania's Domestic Tourism pioneers The Maasai worriors as found by the tourists at the Ngorongoro Conseration Area. Burco Safaris facilitated the tour.
About us!Burco Safaris Limited is an established tour operating company incorporated in the United Republic of Tanzania under the companies ordinance registered back in 2005 and is owned by Tanzanias. We provide affordable, Travel, Tours and Car Hire services. Travel:a) We provide Reservation and Ticket services for AIR, RAIL, SEA, and ROAD transportation b) We arrange for Charter/Hire services for groups/individuals for all means of travel c) Hotel Reservation and Visa application Tours:a) To provide tour service of all aspects of tourism such as: Game viewing Beach holidays Cultural tourism Marine parks Nature walks etc b) Arrange for Tour packages for foreign and Local tourists (residents) Car Hire:To provide vehicles such as 4 x 4s, saloons, buses, trucks, etc for hire either on self drive or chaufer driven basis. Staff Transportation:We provide staff transportation for companies requiring such services 24 hours 7 days a week. The management of BURCO SAFARIS LTD believes that no service can be possible without know how and competent staff thus we have put together a team of qualified and experienced professionals to enable us provide the best experience to our clients in all our services. Our services are available at all times for our clients who have prior arrangements with us. All that is required is a phone call and service will be provided. Above is one of the Burco safaris van ready to start a tour trip. The company is one of the Tanzania Domestic tourism pioneer's. Burco safari's staff with other Tanzania's at Kaole tourist attraction - Bagamoyo. This is part of the Domestic Tourism campaign to ensure that the Tourism starts at home. Domestic Tourism Awareness campaign Pioneered by Pongo Safaris, Burco Safaris, and Cordial Tours in collaboration with TTB and Miss Tanzania Committee. With others in the picture is Ms Tetula (third left) in the Domestic Tourism trip. Maasai bandas is one of the attractions which you will enjoy if you join Burco safaris trips to the Tanzania tourism attractions For more information and/or inquiries, please write to: Ground floor, NSSF Water Front House, Sokoine Drive. P.o.Box 6190, Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania. Tel: +255 22 2128010 +255 22 2125408 Fax: +255 22 2128011 Email: safaris@burco.co.tzWebsite: www.burco.co.tz |
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