Tanzania has far more lions than than anywhere else in Africa

With around 23,000 African lions believed to be left in the wild, official figures show that more than 14,500 live within Tanzania's protected areas. That's more than 60% of the entire wild population. See more>>>

New : Wellworth open stylish new Serengeti property, at Lake Magadi.

Wellworth Collection have announced the opening of Serengeti Lake Magadi Camp - in the heart of Central Serengeti. Here, where the landscape shifts between endless plains and ancient granite Kopjes, something new is quietly taking shape.

Taasa Migration Camp arrives in Grumeti area

TAASA Migration Camp has completed its seasonal move from Ndutu and will reopen in the Grumeti region of the Serengeti from May 1 through June 22, 2026 - perfectly timed with the next chapter of the Great Migration. Read more>>>

Feel the wilderness in six ways, with Asanja

Embarking on a safari is more than a visual adventure — it is a journey that awakens every sense and draws you deep into the wild. And if we could add a sixth sense, it would be the ability to truly feel. Read more>>>

World class golf course to open at the edge of Serengeti

A 18-hole, Par 72 international golf course is set to be developed on the edge of the Serengeti National Park, in a project designed to blend sports tourism, luxury travel, and wildlife conservation.. See more>>>

New Bushtops Beest to join the Serengeti herds in June

Every suite booked at Serengeti Bushtops and Roving Bushtops in the Serengeti this year will include its own private 4×4 safari vehicle, guide and spotter at no additional cost. See more>>>

Serengeti Balloon Safaris host 2nd year of Trailblazers Guide Apprenticeship.

Serengeti Balloon Safaris has announced that they have just finished their second Balloon Trailblazers Guide Apprenticeship Program – a pioneering training program to inspire and train the next generation of safari industry professionals.

Tanganyika Expeditions launch tasty new F&B initiative across all camps

Tanganyika Expeditions have launched a major new Food & Beverage initiative to enhance the guest experience across their entire portfolio of properties.

Is it worth learning Swahili before going on safari?

When preparing for her latest visit to Tanzania, travel writer and Afrophile Emma Gregg took a crash course in Swahili. What difference does learning a language—or a few words of it—make to a trip? See more>>>

Tanzania Tourism UK hosts successful London dinner event

A fine array of property owners from across Tanzania and Zanzibar hosted almost twenty leading Africa travel specialists at an informal dinner at B-Bar in London's Victoria. Arrange for us to host a dinner near you! See more>>>

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Tanzania High Commission

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