Tanzania TTB and ATCL Sign MoU for Travel and Tourism Promotion

Tanzania TTB ATCL

The Tanzania Tourist Board (TTB) and Air Tanzania Company Limited (ATCL), the country’s national carrier, recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for travel and tourism promotion.

TTB ATCL MoU
Devota Mdachi, TTB MD (sitting 2nd right) and Eng. Ladislaus Matindi, ATCL DG (sitting 2nd left) being witnessed by legal counsels of ATCL and TTB while signing on partnership MoU document.

According to the two-year MoU, TTB will carry out special training for ATCL staff including pilots and cabin crew on how to promote and market destination Tanzania to passengers aboard.

ATCL will have the opportunity to showcase its services in the tourism shows that TTB will be organizing and participating in.

“ATCL and TTB are interlinked institutions when it comes to the development of tourism,” Judge Thomas Mihayo, Chairman of the Board of Directors of TTB, said during the signing ceremony.

He also noted that ATCL will include destination Tanzania films in the inflight TV entertainment list.

Emmanuel Korosso, Chairman of the ATCL Board of Directors, said that ATCL is fully committed to working with TTB in promoting destination Tanzania domestically and internationally since thanks to the expansion of fleet ATCL will be flying to many international destinations in the near future.

ATCL is the flag carrier airline of Tanzania based in Dar es Salaam with its hub at Julius Nyerere International Airport (JNIA).

TTB is a government organization, mandated to promote and develop the tourism industry of Tanzania.

Devota Mdachi, Managing Director of TTB, said in an interview with TanzaniaInvest: “We want Tanzania to be seen as the best destination in Africa, not just a safari destination. […] Investors traditionally focused on the northern tourism circuit of Tanzania, but now we are trying to prove that there are thousands of opportunities elsewhere. “

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