TANZANIA TRAVEL UPDATE

BernardM
Published: 05 11 25

Dodoma, 04th November, 2025
The Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism wishes to inform the public, visitors, and tourism stakeholders that peace and stability have been fully restored throughout the United Republic of Tanzania. All social, economic, and tourism activities are proceeding normally following the swift containment of recent post-election incidents.
As a committed Member of the United Nations Tourism Organization (UN Tourism), Tanzania upholds international standards ensuring the safety and well-being of all travelers. All entry and exit points — by air, land, sea, and rail — remain fully operational, and tourism services across the country continue without disruption.
Travelers are therefore encouraged to pioceed with their plans to visit and explore Tanzania’s exceptional attractions with confidence. The United Republic of Tanzania remains a peaceful, stable and welcoming destination for tourism, business and investment.

Nteghenjwa Hosseah
Head of Government communications unit

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