Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

only KenyaAirways, EthiopianAirlines, SouthAfricanAirlines, RwandaAir and EgyptAir.
the rest, i don't know.. TanzaniaAirlines, UgandaAir, I don't know blablabla NigeriaAirlines... are all flying Coffins
 
ichoboy01 said:
Pamoja na connection bado kq ina run loss ya 333m usd uone vile walivokua na laana 🤣🤣
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😅😅 Na bado hao abiria kiduchu wanaowabeba huko Newyork wote Wanakuja Tanzania bila kukaa Kenya hata dakika
 
Nicxie said:
Ni wapi umesikia eti hawakutembelea Kenya before coming to Tanganyika? Have you heard any tourist saying so in that video ama hizi zote umetoa tu akilini?

Secondly, the fact that these tourists can only come to Tanzania through Kenya/Nairobi only confirms what we've been saying here all along - that Kenya and Nairobi in particular is the region's aviation hub. Does this even bother you?
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They did not spend a second in Kenya, he prudently stating after landing in Kenya quickly they got continued 1 hour flight between Kenya and Tanzania, do you know anything about the word 'via' in flight context?

At the end of the video Again he confess to be his first night in Africa! So for how long they visited and stayed in Kenya without get a rest after exhaustive 14 hours on flight?

KQ is making loss for Tanzanias tourism flourishing, interesting
 
dyfre said:
only KenyaAirways, EthiopianAirlines, SouthAfricaAirlines, RwandaAir and EgyptAir.
the rest, i don't know.. TanzaniaAirlines, UgandaAir, I don't know blablabla NigeriaAirlines... are all flying Coffins
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Tukushonee dera
 
Update: The 1.03 km new Selander alias Tanzanite bridge 82% done and counting...



 
Naton Jr said:
They did not spend a second in Kenya, he prudently stating after landing in Kenya quickly they got continued 1 hour flight between Kenya and Tanzania, do you know anything about the word 'via' in flight context?

At the end of the video Again he confess to be his first night in Africa! So for how long they visited and stayed in Kenya without get a rest after exhaustive 14 hours on flight?

KQ is making loss for Tanzanias tourism flourishing, interesting
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it was due to unconstrued lie given to them by fake tanzanian websites that tz is where to go in EA..
whereas in the real sense... kenya is the real deal!. kenya is the place to go!. (no.3 in tourism only after SA and egypt). kenya has a better tourism infrastructure.. (google it please)!. wish they could have done some more little research, they could have changed their mind......
kwa ground vitu ni different!.
 
dyfre said:
it was due to unconstrued lie given to them by fake tanzanian websites that tz is where to go in EA..
whereas in the real sense... kenya is the real deal!. kenya is the place to go!. (no.3 in tourism only after SA and egypt). kenya has a better tourism infrastructure.. (google it please)!. wish they could have done some more little research, they could have changed their mind......
kwa ground vitu ni different!.
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Nonsense, you can not come near Tanzania on tourism.
 
dyfre said:
it was due to unconstrued lie given to them by fake tanzanian websites that tz is where to go in EA..
whereas in the real sense... kenya is the real deal!. kenya is the place to go!. (no.3 in tourism only after SA and egypt). kenya has a better tourism infrastructure.. (google it please)!. wish they could have done some more little research, they could have changed their mind......
kwa ground vitu ni different!.
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Infrastructure?

1960s hotels

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dyfre said:
it was due to unconstrued lie given to them by fake tanzanian websites that tz is where to go in EA..
whereas in the real sense... kenya is the real deal!. kenya is the place to go!. (no.3 in tourism only after SA and egypt). kenya has a better tourism infrastructure.. (google it please)!. wish they could have done some more little research, they could have changed their mind......
kwa ground vitu ni different!.
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😂😂😂 Umerogwa wewe
 
dyfre said:
it was due to unconstrued lie given to them by fake tanzanian websites that tz is where to go in EA..
whereas in the real sense... kenya is the real deal!. kenya is the place to go!. (no.3 in tourism only after SA and egypt). kenya has a better tourism infrastructure.. (google it please)!. wish they could have done some more little research, they could have changed their mind......
kwa ground vitu ni different!.
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Wild Life and Pure Nature: Kempinski expands international portfolio with two Safari Lodges and a Luxurious Tented Camp in Tanzania

Serengeti National Park, Ngorongoro Crater, Lake Manyara and Tarangire are only a few highlights attracting travellers to visit the African country of Tanzania, where more than a third of the landscape is under conservation protection. With its 22 national parks, this year round destination...
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WILD LIFE AND PURE NATURE: KEMPINSKI EXPANDS INTERNATIONAL PORTFOLIO WITH TWO SAFARI LODGES AND A LUXURIOUS TENTED CAMP IN TANZANIA​

Geneva, 15 February 2020 – Serengeti National Park, Ngorongoro Crater, Lake Manyara and Tarangire are only a few highlights attracting travellers to visit the African country of Tanzania, where more than a third of the landscape is under conservation protection. With its 22 national parks, this year-round destination guarantees wilderness seekers a stay in harmony with nature and the world’s most diverse safari experiences. Amidst the well-known „Northern Circuit“, Kempinski Hotels has now signed management contracts for three outstanding luxurious properties, two elegant lodges and a high-end tented camp, which will be open to wildlife lovers and guests as of 2023.

"We are delighted to be extending our international Kempinski portfolio in such an incredible country," said Bernold Schroeder, Chief Executive Officer ad interim and Chairman of the Executive Board of Kempinski Hotels at the signing of the management agreement with the owners. "In line with our brand promise of highest quality standards and to cater to our guests with outstanding destinations, we are continuing our selective expansion by adding high-class hotels in exciting parts of the world. While we are happy to be currently extending long term contracts within Europe in partnership with our highly respected owners, we are at the same time moving forward with our expansion around the globe."

Lachezar Todorov, CEO of Helios Lodges Company, comments on the agreement: "With Kempinski Hotels we found a highly reliable and experienced partner, who since many decades delivers luxury experiences to guests around the globe. Their commitment and expertise in the hotel industry meets our vision of a long-term partnership for our new projects in Africa, which we hope to become a market leader and a trendsetter in this evergrowing market."

Set in extraordinary wilderness sites, the three new Tanzanian Kempinski properties will be ideal to be combined in a roundtrip and offer a luxurious stay in close vicinity to the most demanded attractions in the country. Inspired by the natural elements of surroundings and with a focus on sustainability, each lodge has its own expressive architectural language and distinctive character that is unique to its particular, protected environment. With reference to the remarkable tree canopies of Africa, the architecture is dominated by expansive roof structures and projecting shade canopies which provide shelter from the African sun. Spacious terraces and magical outdoor living areas allow the guest to immerse themselves in nature.

19 tents with terrace and outdoor showers, two junior suite tents with an outside pool as well as two family tents with two rooms with more than 200 sq m await guests in the high-end Kempinski Msasa Lodge Lake Manyara. Placed on a ridge overlooking the lake and deep gorges, this luxurious tented camp offers access to world-class game viewing and an exceptional birdlife variety.
A World Heritage Site and the world’s most well-known wildlife conservation area, Serengeti National Park will be home to the 75 rooms Kempinski Longosa Lodge Serengeti. While the smallest guest rooms start at 71 sq m, the suites start from a size of 98 sqm followed by a three-bedroom villa of 270 sq m and a Presidential Villa of 400 sq m. Bars and lounges, dining area with decks and outdoor cooking, fire pit, outdoor pool, children‘s play corners and wellness area round off the facilities in the middle of an unspoiled setting of the animal migration corridor.

The third of the new Kempinski properties, surrounded by splendid Baobab trees in the heart of Tarangire National Park, is not only a haven for wildlife viewing, but also for bird enthusiasts who will be amazed by more than 550 species. With 75 guest rooms, suites and villas the offer at Kempinski Kitbong Hill Tarangire is similar to one of the lodges at Serengeti allowing guests to stay in highest comfort in a scenically attractive environment and to relax in luxury after an exciting day in the wilderness.

"More than ever travellers are longing to reconnect with the earth and to spend their precious vacation time to immerse themselves in nature", adds Bernold Schroeder. "With these new Kempinski destinations in Tanzania, we are able to offer the best of both worlds to our guests by combining a stay in harmony with nature and the highest quality standards our brand has been known for over the last 125 years."

The main entry point for visitors to the Kempinski Lodges is Kilimanjaro International Airport or the airport of Dar Es Salaam with connections to Arusha or Lobo. Another option would be flights from Zanzibar.



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Sioni Nairobi's JKIA ikitajwa kama entry point for Tanzania's NP!
 
Naton Jr said:
They did not spend a second in Kenya, he prudently stating after landing in Kenya quickly they got continued 1 hour flight between Kenya and Tanzania, do you know anything about the word 'via' in flight context?

At the end of the video Again he confess to be his first night in Africa! So for how long they visited and stayed in Kenya without get a rest after exhaustive 14 hours on flight?

KQ is making loss for Tanzanias tourism flourishing, interesting
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Sasa unataka kunifundidha kizungu tuingie darasani? Who told you that the use of that word is only limited to flight? Hivyo ndivyo ulifundishwa Mwananyamala primary?

Talking of losses, do you have any slight idea of how much ATCL has made in 'profits' since it resumed operations?
 
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