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TOURISM INTANZANIA

Prepared by Gloria Kimaryo


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Tanzania flag and its meaning

The green color in the flag ofTanzania represents thebountiful nature and theagricultural activity inTanzania. The fertility of thesoil is also implied in the greencolor of the flag

The blue color in theTanzanian flag represents theIndian Ocean, which forms acoastline with the exoticcountry

The thick black stripe in thecenter implies the people ofTanzania

the two thin yellow strips arerepresentative of the country'smineral treasures


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Map ofTanzania


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Where is..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tv77I0ZacbA


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Tanzania Background

Tanzania is located in Central East Africa with about 1,400km of coastline along the IndianOcean

Bordering the Indian Ocean, between Kenya and Mozambique

Tanzania has more land devoted to national parks and game reserves than any other wildlifedestination in the world

Capital city is called Dar es Salaam

Kiswahili is the national language and English is the second language

Population:

Is approximately 41,048,532

Weather:

Tropical weather prevails. In the coastal area, hot and humid. In the northern circuit, coolweather between May and September. Temperatures vary between 60-70F during the dayand a bit cooler at night.

There are two rainy seasons(i) Long rains from March to May(ii) Short rains from October to November


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Back Ground cont.

Tanzanian culture is a delightful mix ofinfluences

With over 120 tribes, Tanzania is oneof the most culturally diverse countriesin all of Africa. From the tall gracefulMaasai warriors, to the ancient ways ofthe Hadza bushmen, to the resourcefulagricultural practices of the Wameru,the fascinating array of tribal cultureshas always been impressive.


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What to do in Tanzania?

It includes the islands ofZanzibar, Mafiaand Pemba, which offer the ultimatebeachholidays and resorts experience.These Islands offer excellent snorkeling,scuba diving, big game fishing, and deepsea fishing vacations

Walking safari, hiking boat excursions are

combined with game drives, birdwatching, sports fishing, mountain hikingand climbing, chimpanzee trekking,canoeing and balloon safari


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National parks and Game Reserves

Arusha National park

Gombe Stream National Park

Katavi National Park

Kilimanjaro National Park

Lake Manyara National Park

Mahale Mountains National Park

Mikumi National Park

Mkomazi Game Reserve

Ngorongoro Crater

Ruaha National Park

Saadan National Park

Selous Game Reserve

Singita Grumeti Reserves

Tarangire National Park

Udzungwa Mountains National Park


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Vision and Mission statements

Vision Statement:To be the highest globally rated institutionin sustainable conservation and provision

of exceptional tourism services Mission Statement:

Our mission is to sustainably conserve andmanage park resources and their aestheticvalue, for the benefit of present and futuregenerations of mankind, as well asefficiently provide high class tourismproducts and services


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Purpose ofTanzania National

ParksTo Preserve: Areas possessing exceptional value or

quality illustrating the natural or cultural

resources ofTanzanias heritage Areas with outstanding examples of a

particular type of resourceWater and soil resources critical to

maintain ecological integrity and which

support the subsistence needs of peopleoutside park boundaries Areas that offer superlative opportunities

for public benefit, enjoyment or scientificstudy.


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Cont. Purpose ofTanzania National

ParksTo Ensure:

National Parks retain a high degree of integrity as atrue, accurate and unspoiled example of a resource

Management Plans for parks are developed by

interdisciplinary teams comprised of appropriateprofessionals with the best available information toachieve a balance between preservation and use thatdoes not adversely impact park resources and values

A quality visitor experience, rather than emphasizingmass-tourism at the expense of park resources

and values Optimum levels of revenue and benefits accrue to

the national economy, the parks and communitieswithout impairing park resources


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Advantages ofTourism

Employment

labor intensive, few administrative positions, little upward mobility

Foreign exchange

generates resources to import food, pharmaceuticals, technology,consumer goods

Infrastructure development

roads, water, electricity, telecom, but not necessarily local priorities

Cultural preservation

economic incentives to preserve food, fashion, festivals and physicalhistory, but these tend to be superficial elements of a culture

Development ofhealth care services

these aren't always available to local peopleEnvironmental protection

economic incentives to preserve nature, wildlife and urban cleanliness


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Disadvantages ofTourism

Cultural destruction freezes culture as performers, loss: language,

religion, rituals, material cultureEnvironmental destruction game drives, resorts: golf, ski, beach, desertDevelopment of illegal and/or destructive economic

activities markets for drugs, endangered species, etcmarginal employment low skill, low wage, menial services, prostitution,

drug trade, gamblingSeasonal employment Depending on the demand


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Cont. of disadvantages

Outside decision making

decisions made outside of the area, corporate dollarscorrupt government

Negative lifestyle's

Tourists can bring STD's, substance abuse, begging to thelocals

Health tourism

traveling to get medical procedure at lower cost has it ownset of unique challenges, which include: determining thecredential, skills and quality of the facility and personnel.

Language communication challenges on topics requiring alot of details, sometimes even when both parties

seemingly speak the same language. Different culturalissues and expectations around health care and thebody. Post-treatment complications, after the "tourist"has left the facility


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Cont. of disadvantages

Little foreign exchange stays in country

airplanes, vehicles, hot air balloons, generallyhave foreign owners

Diverted and concentrated development

airport, roads, water, electricity to touristdestinations, development not accessible tolocals

Unrealistic expectations

divert young people from school and brighterfutures


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Solutions for the local community

Support the traditional cultural legacy

Training and education in local culture, history, naturalscience, etc.

Select development and activities that draw from localtraditions and add value to the community

Not promoting activities that deteriorate theenvironment

Not engaging in illegal activities

Adopt a program to disperse the benefits

patronize locally produced products and locally(community) owned enterprises.

Make business and foreign exchange transactionstransparent and efficient


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Solutions for visitors

Act to support cultural diversity

Engage in activities that add value to

the community

Not doing activities that deterioratethe environment

Not engaging in illegal activities

Act to disperse the benefitsPatronize locally (community) owned

enterprises


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Do you know where the land of

paradise is? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5

IncKWhFy5c


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My sources

"Tourism In Tanzania." Tanzania Search Engine and Directory includingNews,tourist,local and Travel Information. Web. 10 Dec. 2010..

"Tanzania Tourist Board :: Places to Go :: National Parks & Reserves."Tanzania Tourist Board (TTB) - Welcome to Tanzania, the Land of Kilimanjaro,Serengeti and Zanzibar. Web. 10 Dec. 2010.

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"Impacts ofTourism and Recreation in Africa." Encyclopedia of Earth. Web. 10Dec. 2010..

"Tourism Problems, Challenges and Solutions - Problems - Tourism`space -Hotelmule - Hospitality and Tourism Industry Portal - Powered by Hotelmule."Hotelmule- Hospitality and Tourism Industry Portal. Web. 10 Dec. 2010..

"Tanzania National Parks & Game Reserves | African Safari Travel | Go 2Africa." African Safari Travel | Go 2 Africa | Africa Tours & Safaris. Web. 10Dec. 2010. .


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