List of all articles filed under “tanzania-tourism” category.
Munawer Dhirani gives his assessment of the tourism sector in Tanzania and talks about the aviation industry. He also gives an overview of Flightlink, a schedule airline with Air Operators Certificate (AOC) and Air Service License (ASL) granted by Tanzania Civil Aviation Authority and Kenya Civil Aviation Authority to conduct schedule and private charter flights.
Munawer Dhirani, Managing Director of Flightlink, explains why he started working in the aviation business.
Munawer Dhirani, Managing Director of Flightlink, gives an overview of tourism in Tanzania, as the country received a record 1.1 million international visitor arrivals in 2015.
Munawer Dhirani, Managing Director of Flightlink, explains that, despite new aviation infrastructure and facilities, there is still room for new players as there are a number of destinations in Tanzania that are still underserved.
Munawer Dhirani, Managing Director of Flightlink, presents the company and explains what are its competitive advantages. He also discusses why an investor in aviation, an airline, or a tourism player should partner with Flightlink.
Munawer Dhirani, Managing Director of Flightlink, talks about partnership and investment opportunity within Flightlink and the aviation business in Tanzania.
The Hotel White Sands Beach Resort is a place where one can unwind in a beautiful landscaped environment set in a verdant scenery, situated on an idyllic stretch of 1km private sun-kissed beach front, just 25kms North of Dar es Salaam city center and airport, making it the preferred gateway to a uniquely East African experience.
Lauriano Balilemwa gives an overview of aviation company Safari Plus, the first high-end charter airline in Tanzania.
Lauriano Balilemwa, Accountable Manager of Safari Plus, gives an overview of the company. Safari Plus is Tanzania’s first high-end charter airline. It connects all the main tourist attractions in the country, such as Dar es Salaam, Arusha and Zanzibar.
Devota Mdachi gives an overview of the tourism sector in Tanzania. In 2015, the country received around 1.1 million tourists and hard currency receipts from tourism were estimated at approximately USD 2.5 billion, which makes it the country’s largest foreign currency generator.
