Posts Tagged ‘ Tanzania ’

Last week the Tanzanian president said that vaccines may be part of a foreign plot to spread illness and steal Africa’s wealth.

If the weekend remains quiet and uneventful – in almost every way possible – that noose may be on its way to being lifted.

The three W’s, Dublin, World Tourism Day and England’s bumper holiday season attract Adrian’s attention this week.

Susannah Cery, founder of Our Tribe Travels – an online community for families who love independent travel – shares her travel highs and lows with JAT readers

On Tuesday, Vice President Samia Suluhu Hassan of Tanzania, officially opened the new museum at Olduvai Gorge at the Ngorongoro Conservation Area in Arusha.

In a busy week, the BA cabin crew strike begins but. on the plus side. there are the 4th of July celebrations and the London Korea Festival is on next Saturday.

The low-down on the Tour d’Afrique – one of the longest bicycle races and expeditions in the world

What have jousting, the Olympics, Yorkie and VAT in Tanzania in common? All caught Adrian’s eye this week.

Just About Travel tells you what’s hot in the travel world right now



When it comes to fabulous weather and wildlife, there is no where like Namibia, says Adrienne. Over the next few weeks, she will be sharing her notes from Namibia – arguably Africa at its most authentic – exclusively with CD-Traveller readers.

On December 9th, Tanzania will celebrate 50 years since it achieved independence so expect travel agents to highlight promotions to the main tourist destinations via its main airport. Kilimanjaro, the Serengetti National Park, the crater at Ngorongoro and, increasingly, the island of Zanzibar are the attractions.

Orange Hotel’s VP of Marketing on Mexico, Kenya and the other side of Kowloon

So spoke the Ugandan minister for tourism, Serapio Rukundo yesterday. He was talking about the boarders between nations in East Africa yesterday. You might have Burundi, Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda who are trying to make crossing their borders as easy as possible for tourists but animals take no notice of things like national boundaries.
If you have seen the pictures in Metro and other news media this morning of the annual wildebeest migration, you will know what I mean.