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Category: Safari and Travel
Wildlife Tourism in Africa: Balancing Conservation and Economic Growth
Author: Aspandyar Kalbek – Art in Tanzania intern – Environmental programs Wildlife Tourism in Africa: Balancing Conservation and Economic Growth Introduction Africa is renowned for its stunning landscapes and incredible biodiversity, making it a prime destination for wildlife tourism. From the majestic elephants of the savannah to the elusive leopards of the rainforest, the continent offers…
Wildlife Conservation in Africa: Challenges, Successes, and Future Directions
Author: Aspandyar Kalbek – Art in Tanzania intern – Environmental programs Introduction Africa, often called the cradle of life, is home to some of the planet’s most diverse and iconic wildlife. The continent’s landscapes, ranging from savannas to rainforests, support many species, many of which are found nowhere else. However, Africa’s wildlife is threatened by…
Strategies to Promote Tourism Development in Tanzania: Setting Sights on Europe
By Romaisa Hussein – Art in Tanzania internship African Tourism Development in Perspective While the continent possesses a wealth of natural and cultural resources, tourism in Africa has largely performed below expectations, and its sometimes poorly managed expansion has had long-term detrimental implications for both people and the environment. To achieve long-term and sustainable forms…
Ruaha The most beautiful national park in Tanzania
By: Farzad Ghotaslou – Art in Tanzania Internship Ruaha National Park in the centre of Tanzania takes its name from the Hehe word for ‘river.’ The eponymous Great Ruaha River serves as a lifeline for the park’s wildlife. Although it’s the largest national park in the country and rich in wildlife, Ruaha is one of…
The Economic Consequences of Climate Change in Tanzania
Romaisa Hussain – Art in Tanzania Internship Keywords: sustainability, climate change, environment, economic growth Climate change has emerged as a potentially existential threat all across the globe that poses a serious risk to the survival of mankind and sustainable development. Over the last few decades, the world has witnessed changes in weather patterns as a…
EU Countries Travelling Prospects Towards the End of 2021
By Romaisa Hussain – Art in Tanzania internship Coronavirus (COVID-19), identified in 2019 as a deadly respiratory illness which spreads through droplets in the environment through an infected person’s breathing has caused a global pandemic. It has collectively affected the entire world and amongst many other sectors, tourism and travelling remain one of the most…