BY now everyone knows Tanzania and Tanzania knows its self.
They come slow but later they run, trying to play catch up.
When they were slow in going capitalist or free market, poverty taught them to do a somersault from Ujamaa and try to catch up with the others.When they were slow on integration COW brought them back to their senses and they started complaining of being sidelined from EAC.
Now watch this space. When Tanzania realizes that it has absolutely nothing that the other coutries do not have, yes absolutely nothing and note:-
The best Kilmanjaro view is always from Kenya side and Loitoktok is a town in Kenya which sits on the slopes of Kilimanjaro, you enjoy seeing the best view of the Mt. while you are enjoying a game drive at the Amboseli game reserve on Kenya side. The Masai l2(Top tourist attraction) have their best conservation park next to Amboseli. Tsavo National park just next door to Amboseli probably has the hugest elephants of East Africa and beyond you find the best beaches in East Africa at Mombasa. The eighth wonder of the world, wilde beeste migration takes place at the mara in Kenya, The best view of Lake victoria is obviously in Uganda, jinja and where can you see the Gorillas easily if not Uganda or Rwanda. What is it that one will want to see in Tanzania that is not in the new east africa? i.e Kenya, Uganda and Rwanda? Now which tourist in their right senses will visit one country for the price of three? Obviously when you travel you want to visit as many countries as possible if the budget will allow.
As of now Kenya scooped the Worlds Leading Safari Destination at the 20th World Travel Awards (WTA) grand finale in Doha, Qatar.
Kenya got the most votes from travel agents worldwide to beat other competing destinations including Tanzania, South Africa, and Botswana. The award comes barely a month after Kenyas tourism marketing agency Kenya Tourism Board (KTB) was voted Africas leading Tourism Board by WTA. Do you think that the world travel agents are not aware of what is there in Tanzania?
or that they did not take into consideration that al shabab is there in Kenya? In fact dodging alshabab is rapidly becoming a tourist attraction.
Nobody is therefore overly concerned about Tanzania accepting one visa, they come slow but soon they will run, give them six months and watch and listen carefully. In the meantime let the Tourist decide and let the best marketer win.
My advice to Tanzanians? If you can not beat them, join them.