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Land and People

Vast and Vibrant: Tanzania, boasting a landmass of over 947,000 square kilometers, ranks 31st largest in the world. This East African gem encompasses diverse landscapes, from snow-capped Mount Kilimanjaro to the sun-kissed shores of Zanzibar.

Population Mosaic: As of 2023, Tanzania’s population exceeds 64 million, making it the 24th most populous nation. This vibrant tapestry is woven from over 120 distinct ethnicities, each contributing a unique thread to the country’s cultural richness.

Languages that Unite: While Swahili serves as the national language, uniting Tanzanians across diverse backgrounds, English also holds official status, facilitating international communication.

Tourist Boom: Tanzania’s tourism industry flourishes, experiencing consistent growth with a recent 7% increase in tourist arrivals (2022 vs. 2021). This influx translates to over 2 million visitors annually, eager to explore the country’s natural wonders and cultural treasures.

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Popular Tourist Activities

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Popular Tourist Destinations

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Something for Every Season

Peak (June-August; December-February):

  • Witness the heart-pounding spectacle of the Great Wildebeest Migration thundering across the Serengeti.
  • Conquer Africa’s rooftop! Enjoy clear skies for challenging and rewarding climbs of Mount Kilimanjaro.

Shoulder (March-May; September-November):

  • Bask in Zanzibar’s idyllic beaches with fewer crowds and tranquil ocean waters.
  • Welcome the new generation! Observe adorable newborn elephant calves exploring their world.

Green (December-March):

  • Become a birdwatcher’s dream come true amidst the lush Usambara Mountains, alive with vibrant avian life.
  • Witness the miracle of birth as thousands of wildebeest calves take their first steps in the Ngorongoro Crater’s verdant landscape.