From November 1, travelers arriving in Tanzania by air will have to pay a new tourist tax directly integrated into the price of their plane ticket. The amount varies depending on whether you buy a one-way ticket or book a round-trip flight. This new measure comes on top of the latest decisions ... Read the article
This month, the Visamundi team has selected two key destinations for the summer: Kenya and Tanzania. Both countries offer a complete travel experience, from the heart of the national parks to the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean. Are you planning a trip to one (or both) of these destinations? Have you booked ... Read the article
Tanzania is set to simplify its entry procedures for international travellers. From January 30, 2025, the country "should" suspend the issuance of visas on arrival, requiring visitors to obtain an electronic visa before departure. This decision, which has already prompted a number of reactions from the tourism industry, marks a turning point ... Read the article
Planning a trip can be an adventure, but new regulations can sometimes add extra layers to your plans. Zanzibar, that beautiful island in Tanzania, is introducing a new measure that could impact your budget and your preparation. From September 1, 2024, all visitors will be required to take out compulsory insurance as soon as they ... Read the article
The Secretary of State for Tourism and Wildlife, Dr. Alfred Mutua, closed the 3rd East African Regional Tourism Exhibition and the 13th Magical Kenya Travel Expo at the KICC in Nairobi on November 22, 2023. In his closing speech, Dr. Mutua urged the countries of the region to set aside ... Read the article
It's an adventure destination, renowned for its safaris and the discovery of wild animals. From plains to savannahs, plunge into the heart of Africa's wildlife for the duration of your trip. To round off your safari, head to the Zanzibar archipelago for more cultural discoveries and idleness!
Tanzania mainland had already opened its borders on May 18, but since the day before yesterday, Zanzibar has also been accessible. Certain flights and tourist activities have now resumed on the archipelago. An e-Visa is still required to visit the country, at the same price. It would appear that the destination has not taken any drastic measures in relation to ... Read the article
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