Tanzania Tour Operators Urge Government to Accept Green Passport Holders
The Tanzania Association of Tour Operators (TATO) is struggling to convince the government to ease new COVID-19 restrictions to save its ambitious deal with Israel travel agents to bring thousands of high-end inbound tourists. For more: https://apta.biz/2021/06/09/tanzania-tour-operators-urge-government-to-accept-green-passport-holders/
Tour agents want Covid 19 favor for Israel tourists
Arusha. The Tanzania Association of Tour Operators (Tato) is seeking to convince the government to ease new Covid-19 restrictions to enable thousands of Israeli tourists to visit the country. Leading Israeli travel agents, who plan to bring nearly 2,000 tourists to Tanzania’s northern safari circuit in two months from August 2021, have written to Tato, asking […]
Up tourism promotion budget: Tato
Arusha. The Tanzania Association of Tour Operators (Tato) has implored the government to empower the state-run marketing agency to competently promote the country as an inimitable destination overseas.
Magufuli lauds tour operators’ partnership with the government
In his brief comments shortly after inaugurating the ultra-modern Arusha Tourism and Diplomacy Police Station worth Sh193.6 million, meant to deal with tourism and diplomacy cases built by Tato members, Dr. Magufuli said the spirit was worth emulating. Arusha. President John Magufuli has commended the members of Tanzania Association of Tour Operators (Tato) for leading […]
UNDP backs tour operators with an ambulance to ensure tourists safety
01 Sep 2020 AS the country’s tourism industry begins to recover with foreign arrivals increasing since June when the government lifted a temporary ban imposed on international airlines, United Nations Development Programme is backing efforts.UNDP in the country backed Tanzania Association of Tour Operators financially to convert a Toyota Landcruiser donated by Tanganyika Wilderness Camps, […]
Tanzania: UNDP Supports Tour Operators to Improve Industry
31 AUGUST 2020 THE United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has joined hands with Tanzania Association of Tour Operators (TATO) to revive the key industry to spur other businesses, recover thousands of lost jobs and generate revenue to the economy. Wildlife tourism in Tanzania continues to grow, with nearly 1.5 million tourists visit the country annually, […]
Strategic Partnership to Revive Tanzania Tourism
August 29, 2020 The United Nations Development Program (UNDP) is supporting the Tanzania Association of Tour Operators (TATO) to revive the Tanzania tourism industry to spur other businesses, recover thousands of lost jobs, and generate revenue to the economy. Wildlife tourism in Tanzania continues to grow with nearly 1.5 million tourists visiting the country annually, […]
UNDP joins hands with Dar tour operators to revive industry hit by COVID-19
FRIDAY August 28, 2020 The UN Development Programme (UNDP) has extended financial support to the Tanzania Association of Tour Operators (TATO) to mitigate ripple effects of the Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic on the recovering tourism industry in Tanzania. Tanzania has since it opened its borders for tourists three months ago been struggling to revive its […]
16/06/2020 Tanzania tour operators build $50,000 lounge at Kilimanjaro International Airport
Tour operators in Tanzania have unveiled a pioneer private, state-of-the-art, waiting lounge at Kilimanjaro International Airport (KIA) as they seek to offer holidaymakers a hassle-free welcome after a stint of COVID-19. Tanzanian authorities have reopened its skies for international passenger flights from June 1, 2020, becoming the first country in the East African community to welcome tourists to […]
16/6/2020 Mkomazi success story great for wildlife
At Same, an unpretentious town on the Moshi-Dar road, the sign for Mkomazi National Park pops up. It’s not on our itinerary but the sign points six kilometres to the gate at Zange. The gates of Zange at Mkomazi that has one of the smartest gates to any national park … flanked by a Fringe-eared […]
