Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Guys haitakiwi kucheka


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Kama una ubavu leta data za TRA waliopo mipakani, nioneshe tu trucks 10 zikitoka Mombasa port to Kilimanjaro and Arusha nikuoneshe trucks 2000 from Tanzania to Kunyaland
Mkuu huyo mkundudweller ni kichaa,angalia tones alizopiga kwa mikoa 2 ya TZ anayodai yy inatumia msa port,hii mikoa iliyobaki inayotumia dar port itakuaje huo uwingi wake 😄
 
Tanzania ina model tofauti na Wakundustan.
Tanzania inafanya Low Density, High Quality, High priced Tourist products. Angalia tu bei za one night Four seasons serengeti au Manta resort achilia mbali Thanda island.

Linganisha na Kundustan ( Mass Tourism) ambapo mpaka backpacker ( mtalii mwenye kitanda na tent yake analipa tu 10 Usd) ukute hata misosi kabeka yake. Atashindana wapi na High Quality High priced tourist products za Tanzania, Thanda Island room ni US$33,300 per night, na lazima uwe na minimum 5 nights ndio uweke pulizo zako pale 😂😂😂😂

Vivyo hivyo kwenye mambo mengine hawajui kwa kuwa wamechimbia vichwa chini na wanapenda sifa.

Mtanzania soon tena wa Mbagala atakua anatembelea bus lenye AC na Free Wi-fi while Tajiri yupo kundustan anasambaza tu kunguni. Yaani kunguni wa nyumbani anapelekwa Kwenye lorry linalolzimishwa liwe bus na kunguni wa Kwenye lorry anarudishwa nyumbani yaani ni mixed kunguni breed zinabadilisha tu mazIngira. Kuna kunguni anaweza kugundua karudi getho flani mara kadhaa😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That is precisely why we often say your arguments lack substance. The Four Seasons is an international hotel owned by Bill Gates and certain Saudi investors, meaning that most of its revenue ultimately flows abroad. By contrast, the Serengeti park entry fee—revenue that goes directly to the Tanzanian government—is $83, whereas in the Maasai Mara it is $200. So, who is truly engaging in “cheap tourism”?


Moreover, your claims rest on a false premise. The assertion that hotels in the Serengeti are more expensive than those in Kenyan parks is inaccurate. The Four Seasons, which you reference, charges between $789 and $3,795 per night, according to a simple search. Meanwhile, the JW Marriott in the Maasai Mara charges over 3.3 million KES—more than $25,000. I fail to see where your dubious figures originate.


As for public transport, you seem to be deluding yourselves. A handful of long-distance luxury buses does not change the reality that the majority of your city’s public transport looks like the photos below which I took—hardly better than Kenya’s, and in many respects worse.
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Na Bado ni connecting airport. Kenya airways inalazimisha kutua hapo ili watu wapande ndege nyingine.
Same as Ethiopia's Bole

Airport za Tanzania ni za watu wanaokuja Tanzania sio kuconnect. Flights.

Kuna something kuhusu tourists arrivals. Kenya have to provide real data
You do not have sufficient data to support this claim. In fact, all major airports in the world—including your JNIA—handle connecting flights. For perspective, the highest number of connecting passengers JKIA has ever processed was 1.25 million in 2017. That same year, JKIA recorded a total of 7.08 million passengers, leaving 5.83 million non-connecting passengers—still far above JNIA’s total of 1.2 million. And that’s before even deducting connecting traffic. Spare us the excuses; they are nothing more than comic relief.
 
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