MEMBERS of the public have been urged to
inculcate a habit of saving and developing long term plans for holidays
to enable them visit various tourist attractions in the country.
Minister for Natural Resources and Tourism, Mr Lazaro Nyalandu issued the advice in Dar es Salaam on Saturday night after launching a special website for the Swahili International Tourism Expo (SITE) to be held later in October.
"Most Tanzanians are bound by traditions, they only plan to visit their families in the villages during holidays and never plan to have a tour in their own tourist attractions," said Mr Nyalandu.
Mr Nyalandu said that to avoid that, it is better to have long term plans on what to do during holidays and also it is paramount to save money to enable families to visit as many attractions as possible.
The minister stressed that in the ministry they have special programmes to visit students and encourage them to visit various heritage sites to gain knowledge and experience that will help their future as well as would become great ambassadors for domestic tourism.
SITE is the first international tourism expo, developed by Tanzania Tourist Board (TTB).
The Expo will be held annually in October at the Mlimani City Convention Centre in Dar es Salaam, and will focus on inbound and outbound travel to Africa and is expected to draw hundreds of tourism and travel professionals from all over the world.
The Expo will take the format of a travel and trade exhibition with a conference element focusing on topical tourism, sustainability, conservation and other market related issues.
TTB has appointed Pure Grit Project and Exhibition Management Ltd. to partner with them.
Expounding further on the matter he said that some people might be wondering why they chose the word "Swahili" but it is simply because is an Arab word, meaning "the coast".
Ultimately it came to be applied to the people living on the East African coast and their language. The "Swahili" coast refers to The Mystical Islands of Zanzibar and Tanzania mainland's coastline which boasts of 805 kilometres of palm fringed unspoilt beaches.
Tanzania's rich culture and history traversing from a blend of African, Arabic, Persian, Indian values are what make Tanzania's people and their language stand out from other cultures in the world.
Earlier, TTB Board Chairperson, Ambassador Charles Sanga said that the expo were among plans to expand tourist opportunities for the region.
"Our country is blessed with various attractions from nature reserve, cultural heritage and beauty spots so everywhere there are tourism opportunities," he said.
Either, the ambassador said that it were crucial for local tourist operators to consider participating in the expo to widen their scope of business. Adding that the website, www.site.co.tz, has all the information about the expo.
Minister for Natural Resources and Tourism, Mr Lazaro Nyalandu issued the advice in Dar es Salaam on Saturday night after launching a special website for the Swahili International Tourism Expo (SITE) to be held later in October.
"Most Tanzanians are bound by traditions, they only plan to visit their families in the villages during holidays and never plan to have a tour in their own tourist attractions," said Mr Nyalandu.
Mr Nyalandu said that to avoid that, it is better to have long term plans on what to do during holidays and also it is paramount to save money to enable families to visit as many attractions as possible.
The minister stressed that in the ministry they have special programmes to visit students and encourage them to visit various heritage sites to gain knowledge and experience that will help their future as well as would become great ambassadors for domestic tourism.
SITE is the first international tourism expo, developed by Tanzania Tourist Board (TTB).
The Expo will be held annually in October at the Mlimani City Convention Centre in Dar es Salaam, and will focus on inbound and outbound travel to Africa and is expected to draw hundreds of tourism and travel professionals from all over the world.
The Expo will take the format of a travel and trade exhibition with a conference element focusing on topical tourism, sustainability, conservation and other market related issues.
TTB has appointed Pure Grit Project and Exhibition Management Ltd. to partner with them.
Expounding further on the matter he said that some people might be wondering why they chose the word "Swahili" but it is simply because is an Arab word, meaning "the coast".
Ultimately it came to be applied to the people living on the East African coast and their language. The "Swahili" coast refers to The Mystical Islands of Zanzibar and Tanzania mainland's coastline which boasts of 805 kilometres of palm fringed unspoilt beaches.
Tanzania's rich culture and history traversing from a blend of African, Arabic, Persian, Indian values are what make Tanzania's people and their language stand out from other cultures in the world.
Earlier, TTB Board Chairperson, Ambassador Charles Sanga said that the expo were among plans to expand tourist opportunities for the region.
"Our country is blessed with various attractions from nature reserve, cultural heritage and beauty spots so everywhere there are tourism opportunities," he said.
Either, the ambassador said that it were crucial for local tourist operators to consider participating in the expo to widen their scope of business. Adding that the website, www.site.co.tz, has all the information about the expo.
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