Celebrating 58 years of Independence, Is Tanzania safe for Travel?

From left Hon and the Excellency 2nd , 3rd, 4th and 5th Tanzanians Presidents


Tanzania celebrating 58 years of independence meanwhile takes center stage in the fastest growing sub-Saharan African countries.

Tanzania being a reunion of Tanganyika and Zanzibar in 1964 after Tanganyika gained independence in 1961, has become a center of world wonder and a world renowned for its stability and peace.

A wealth of game parks, scenic scenery, natural attractions, mineral wealth, amazing mountains and valleys, rich history, great lakes and rivers, lakes and spectacular islands including Zanzibar, the people and humanity, tribes and culture, government and strong governance, the unification of the people into the Swahili language and many other surprises is one of the things that puts Tanzania in a unique position in Africa.

Tanzania is a safe country and an ideal place for all foreigners who want to travel to East Africa and especially Tanzania. Tanzania as a whole is a safe place to visit. This is even more so if your visit is basically a planned trip. ... As with most third world countries, theft and robbery are common.

Around a million and more tourists visit Tanzania every year, and many tours have no problem. Fortunately, incidents of crime activities are extremely rare, and the chances of being a victim of misfortune are only slightly approaching. As with most third-world countries, theft and migration are common, but most cases are in large cities. A stranger walking alone around the city is not recommended. An overnight stay at a nice hotel or an organized tour of one of the many attractions in or near the city is ok.

You are all welcome to visit the fascinating country of Tanzania. You can contact our travel experts and get help on how to plan your trip

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