Have you ever heard the phrase, ‘And then there were none’? It’s precisely what happens when you plan a group holiday. You start with a big group of friends. Everyone is excited as you plan the itinerary and destination, but then you end up going

Just an hour from Arusha city centre lies a sanctuary dedicated to both the land and its iconic inhabitants: the Arusha Giraffe Centre. Officially launched six months ago, this conservation area serves two noble purposes: to spread awareness about landscape regeneration and to educate visitors

Let’s talk about Nyerere National Park. Why, you ask? You’re probably thinking, “Didn’t she already cover it in her last article?” But really, what’s the point of visiting a place if I can’t dish out all the juicy details? Most people still refer to this ‘Land

First, let’s address the elephant with its designer beach bag in the room; Zanzibar isn’t exactly gentle on the wallet. But trust me, every shilling spent buys you a ticket to the kind of paradise where memories sparkle brighter than your dwindling bank balance! I

She guides, drives, dives… And wait for it, she’s also a chef and a skipper! Mic drop… Who is this superwoman? Husna is a woman with many talents. She’s the founder of an all-woman tour agency called Her Tours and Safaris, based in Zanzibar. In

Mid-week, I found myself swept up in the vibrant chaos of the EAC Boma Road Festival, a block party extravaganza thrown by the East African Community to celebrate its 25th anniversary. Let me tell you, it was lit! The music and the energy… Arusha was alive

So, what should I talk about today? Oooh yes! Let’s talk about the ‘Thrill of Solo Driving’. You know, most of my ideas come from conversations I have with different people. This time, it all started with a simple question from a friend: “How do

Art… It’s funny, you know. Back in school, I couldn’t run away from art class fast enough! Now here I am, utterly fascinated by Tanzania’s artistry. There’s just something sublime about it, a beauty that goes beyond colours and carvings. Today, Tanzania’s vibrant art scene

Let’s give Agatha a thunderous round of applause for scooping the Young CEO Awards Africa in Travel and Tour Operator 2024! What??? Congrats, Lioness!! Now, if you’re scratching your head wondering, who’s Agatha? Let me fill you in… This phenomenal woman is a powerhouse in the travel and

The Location Arusha… I was immediately intrigued when I stumbled upon this newly opened lounge, bar and cafe on my Instagram feed. What hooked me wasn’t just the aesthetic shots of their cosy interior, it was their unique selection of beverages… Wine and cognac! Now,

Today, I want to dive into a topic that we as Tanzanians don’t talk about much… travel insurance! Yes, that thing we tend to brush off as an unnecessary extra. But why? Is it because we don’t really get its value or is it just

Tanzania is home to over 120 indigenous tribes, including the Maasai, Iraqw, and Hadzabe. These tribes are known for their unique traditions, ways of life, and deep connection to the land. Let’s explore together… The Maasai The Maasai are a semi-nomadic pastoralist people primarily found

Sinda Island is just off the coast of Kigamboni, one of five districts in the Dar es Salaam Region of Tanzania. This unspoiled haven offers a blend of natural beauty and rich history. A few years ago, I had the opportunity to produce a television

I believe museums are the best places to learn about a destination’s history, heritage and culture… showcasing everything from ancient fossils to contemporary art. Tanzanian museums provide a window into the vibrant past, connecting you to the heart of the nation. Here’s a look at