A delegation of senior government officials left on Saturday for China for a tourism promotional campaign.
Led by Deputy Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism Nuru Millao, the team comprises officials from the ministry, Tanzania National Parks (Tanapa), Tanzania Tourist Board (TTB), Ngorongoro Conservation Area Authority (NCAA) and tourism stakeholders from the hotel air travel industries and tour operators.
A statement by the ministry said the officials will have strategic meetings in Beijing, among others, with the National Tourism Administration of China (NTAC).
Led by Deputy Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism Nuru Millao, the team comprises officials from the ministry, Tanzania National Parks (Tanapa), Tanzania Tourist Board (TTB), Ngorongoro Conservation Area Authority (NCAA) and tourism stakeholders from the hotel air travel industries and tour operators.
A statement by the ministry said the officials will have strategic meetings in Beijing, among others, with the National Tourism Administration of China (NTAC).
“This meeting is aimed at establishing partnership with tourism institutions between Tanzania and China,” said the statement.
The meetings will focus on areas of co-operation on issues related
to policies, tourism planning and development and promotion in the
tourism sector, it said.
It further said that the meetings will be used to explore on the
possibilities of co-operation in wildlife conservation, tourism
development projects through exchange programmes and other avenues
between the two countries.
It added that various presentations will be made by Tanzanians to
Chinese investors, including negotiations with the Chinese international
airlines, particularly Air China and Hainan Airlines.
Chinese hotel investors will also have an opportunity to meet the
delegation on the possibility of investing in the country, the statement
said.
Other areas of discussion will be on the potential marine- based
tourism, joint partnerships in the conservation of archaeological
heritage sites and mountaineering activities in the country.
Various road shows will also be conducted in Chinese cities where
presentations and press conferences will be held for tourism operators.
SOURCE:
THE GUARDIAN
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