Health

Visitors to Tanzania are advised to take anti-malaria tablets two weeks before departure from their respective states. The UK Department of Health also recommends vaccination against hepatitis A, polio, and typhoid.  Personal insurance is advised.

Travelers arriving from or via countries where yellow fever is endemic will need a Certificate of Vaccination. Hospitals provide good medical care in cities and towns. Flying Doctors are available for support and consultations.

Safety:

The Tanzania Tourism Sector Safety and Protection (TTSSP)

The Tanzania Tourism Sector Safety and Protection (TTSSP) plays a crucial role in ensuring the safety and well-being of tourists visiting the country. They provide a range of services to achieve this goal:

Rights of Tourists: TTSSP works to protect and manage the rights of tourists in Tanzania, ensuring they have a positive and secure experience during their visit.

Security Strengthening: The organization focuses on strengthening protection and security measures within the tourism sector, creating a safe environment for visitors.

Collaborative Investigation: TTSSP collaborates with the government in the entire registration system, providing expertise in investigating and advising on matters related to tourism.

Coordination with Security Agencies: The organization coordinates and collaborates with security agencies to enhance overall safety and security in the tourism sector.

Crisis Management: TTSSP plays a pivotal role in coordinating national tourism crisis management issues, ensuring a swift and effective response to any challenges that may arise.

Crisis Management Centre: The organization operates the Tourism Sector Crisis Management Centre, acting as a central hub for addressing and managing crises in the tourism industry.

Capacity Building Programs: TTSSP coordinates tourism safety and security capacity-building programs for various stakeholders in the industry, enhancing overall preparedness.

Public-Private Collaboration: The organization enhances collaboration between the public and private sectors on tourism safety and security issues, fostering a united approach.

Monitoring and Advisory: TTSSP monitors and provides advice to both the public and private sectors, ensuring ongoing vigilance and adherence to safety standards.

In light of these efforts, Tanzania stands out as a safe country for travel. The nation’s political stability, lack of civil war, and smooth leadership transitions contribute to its reputation as one of the most peaceful countries in Africa. Tanzanians’ warm-hearted and generous nature adds to the positive experience for visitors. While the country is generally safe, it is recommended that tourists exercise common sense, take reasonable precautions like using hotel safes, and avoid walking alone at night, demonstrating a balance between enjoying the rich cultural experience and ensuring personal safety.

Tanzania

Arusha Sakina Near CRDB branch

ttssptz@gmail.com

+255657377792

+255764774360