We reach out the community.


Greetings everyone!

I hope this finds you well..

Let me introduce you to our new community out reach activities 

In our daily routes to various cities, national parks, game reserves and tourist attractions we have been passing through the surroundings of the community around these attractions as well as meeting local residents.



Our customers have been very impressed with the real environment of our lives in Tanzania as a whole. The most interesting thing is that we have been working on how we can bring together our clients and local residents as beneficiaries of tourism business are all Tanzanians but mostly the local residents of these attractions.

We have begun visiting our communities and schools in areas with tourist attractions, giving visitors the opportunity to visit our schools to see our educational systems, classes, and opportunities to meet teachers and talk about their challenges at work, and mostly visitors have the opportunity to offer contribute to how they will affect the quality of education of our children

This service reaches our guests in collaboration with our Bohobe Foundation a nonprofit institution that we set for the purpose of community volunteer for the benefit of future generations

In the pictures are our visitors from France who visited Msanvua Primary School in Morogoro and had the opportunity to talk to teachers and students.

Our guests had the opportunity to contribute to this school by providing various learning materials including notebooks, pens, books, etc.

This is a call for all Educational stakeholders to cooperate with us to achieve the goals of raising our quality of education by enabling students to be better educated and giving them the motivation to do better in their studies.


You can visit our website through this link http://www.bohobetravels.com/activities-2/ and get to see various activities including School visiting that we do offer to our customers as extension programs on their Safari trips. Make an effective use of your safari holiday by doing various activities that will connect you with the locals residents meanwhile learning the norms, traditions, and culture of our beautiful country Tanzania

Visit our pages on social networks from our official website www.bohobetravels.com for more pictures and videos of the visit at Msamvua Primary school.

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