Wewe ndie uliekosa hadhi ya ku argue kabisa na yoyote tena from Tanzania. Kelele zote kumbe hujui kama Stone town ni World heritage site.... Najua limekuchoma
Mombasa and Zanzibar Beach Lodges comparison
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Hotel of the week: Zanzibar White Sand Luxury Villas & Spa
For talcum-powder beaches, high-flying watersports and dinners à deux in your own private garden, head to Tanzania’s island hideout
BY CHARLIE BURTON
18 Dec 2018
At first glance, the coastline of Zanzibar looks like any number of tropical destinations. Clear, blue-green waters; vast, empty beaches; rich, verdant treelines. But step out on the sand and you’ll notice something unusual: it’s so soft it feels like talcum powder. This idyllic quality is why the island, a semi-autonomous region of nearby Tanzania, has ended up a bucket-list destination – and a new hotel is catering for guests who want to stay somewhere that’s equally impressive.
The family-owned Zanzibar White Sand is designed to offer its guests luxury, privacy and a serious amount of space. While you can book an individual room, we stayed in a private villa and recommend you do the same. There are eleven of these, equipped with their own pools on plots of 1,500 square metres, delineated by the lush foliage that runs throughout the resort.
Even the one-beds comprise two buildings: a day room with a lounge and dining area and also a bedroom with adjoining dressing rooms and bathroom, plus a roof terrace.
Everything is geared for relaxation, from the sun deck and hammock to the outdoor shower and bath. They are minimalist but elegant and designed to be as open as possible, with sliding glass doors. Book a villa right at the front and from your king-size bed you can look out across your garden to the hotel’s private beach. At low tide, the sands stretch out at paddling depth for hundreds of metres.
You’ll spy colourful kites dancing above the water. Paje, the eastern region where the hotel is situated, is a premier kitesurfing destination and the hotel’s instructors can help even the most inept beginners find their feet. If being active, however, is quite the opposite reason you made the journey here, there’s a spa and a small beachfront barbecue restaurant with tables on the sand.
The main Doors To Zanzibar restaurant is more upscale (well, the hotel is a Relais & Chateaux member), with tasting menus and great à la carte options. For those who wish for a more intimate experience, villa occupants can arrange to dine by candlelight in their gardens.
You may decide to head out, perhaps to eat at the much-Instagrammed restaurant The Rock, perched absurdly atop a tiny coral island, or visit Stone Town an hour’s drive away. The capital of Zanzibar, and a World Heritage Site, it’s famed for being the birthplace of Queen’s Freddie Mercury and is brimming with history. Or you could just spend another lazy day enjoying the beach. And that sand.
Zanzibar White Sand Luxury Villas & Spa, Paje Beachfront. Villas from £278 per person per night.whitesandvillas.com
Zanzibar White Sand Luxury Villas & Spa | British GQ
For talcum-powder beaches, high-flying watersports and dinners à deux in your own private garden, head to Tanzania’s island hideout
BY CHARLIE BURTON
18 Dec 2018
At first glance, the coastline of Zanzibar looks like any number of tropical destinations. Clear, blue-green waters; vast, empty beaches; rich, verdant treelines. But step out on the sand and you’ll notice something unusual: it’s so soft it feels like talcum powder. This idyllic quality is why the island, a semi-autonomous region of nearby Tanzania, has ended up a bucket-list destination – and a new hotel is catering for guests who want to stay somewhere that’s equally impressive.
The family-owned Zanzibar White Sand is designed to offer its guests luxury, privacy and a serious amount of space. While you can book an individual room, we stayed in a private villa and recommend you do the same. There are eleven of these, equipped with their own pools on plots of 1,500 square metres, delineated by the lush foliage that runs throughout the resort.
Even the one-beds comprise two buildings: a day room with a lounge and dining area and also a bedroom with adjoining dressing rooms and bathroom, plus a roof terrace.
Everything is geared for relaxation, from the sun deck and hammock to the outdoor shower and bath. They are minimalist but elegant and designed to be as open as possible, with sliding glass doors. Book a villa right at the front and from your king-size bed you can look out across your garden to the hotel’s private beach. At low tide, the sands stretch out at paddling depth for hundreds of metres.
You’ll spy colourful kites dancing above the water. Paje, the eastern region where the hotel is situated, is a premier kitesurfing destination and the hotel’s instructors can help even the most inept beginners find their feet. If being active, however, is quite the opposite reason you made the journey here, there’s a spa and a small beachfront barbecue restaurant with tables on the sand.
The main Doors To Zanzibar restaurant is more upscale (well, the hotel is a Relais & Chateaux member), with tasting menus and great à la carte options. For those who wish for a more intimate experience, villa occupants can arrange to dine by candlelight in their gardens.
You may decide to head out, perhaps to eat at the much-Instagrammed restaurant The Rock, perched absurdly atop a tiny coral island, or visit Stone Town an hour’s drive away. The capital of Zanzibar, and a World Heritage Site, it’s famed for being the birthplace of Queen’s Freddie Mercury and is brimming with history. Or you could just spend another lazy day enjoying the beach. And that sand.
Zanzibar White Sand Luxury Villas & Spa, Paje Beachfront. Villas from £278 per person per night.whitesandvillas.com
Zanzibar White Sand Luxury Villas & Spa | British GQ
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The guy explains many passengers unboarded n boarded the flight at Zanzibar
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Mpaka 1963 Kenya kulikiwa na Kenya 2,
1:Kenya cost, ile Maili 10 kutoka pwani , kuanzia border ya Tanzania Hadi Somalia, hii ilikiwa ni mali / chini ya Zanzibar. (Kenya protectorate )
2; Kenya isiyo na bahari sehemu iliobakia. (Kenya Colony).
Mwaka 1963 waingereza wakafanya mauzauza wakaipeleka Kenya coast kwa Kenya.
1:Kenya cost, ile Maili 10 kutoka pwani , kuanzia border ya Tanzania Hadi Somalia, hii ilikiwa ni mali / chini ya Zanzibar. (Kenya protectorate )
2; Kenya isiyo na bahari sehemu iliobakia. (Kenya Colony).
Mwaka 1963 waingereza wakafanya mauzauza wakaipeleka Kenya coast kwa Kenya.
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Mpaka 1963 Kenya kulikiwa na Kenya 2,
1:Kenya cost, ile Maili 10 kutoka pwani , kuanzia border ya Tanzania Hadi Somalia, hii ilikiwa ni mali / chini ya Zanzibar. (Kenya protectorate )
2; Kenya isiyo na bahari sehemu iliobakia. (Kenya Colony).
Mwaka 1963 waingereza wakafanya mauzauza wakaipeleka Kenya coast kwa Kenya.
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Zanzibar aims to attract more tourists with new hotels
Apolinari Tairo - eTN TanzaniaJanuary 24, 2020 19:08
Aiming to become a leading tourist destination on the Eastern Coast of the Indian Ocean, Zanzibar is now working to increase the number of tourist hotels and high class tourism services to attract more visitors in the island.
Zanzibar government is now targeting an increase in number of international visitors to boost the island’s economy.
Jointly with foreign and local investors, the Zanzibar government is attracting development of tourist hotels through investment ventures that draw in foreign hospitality and franchise chains.
The Five-Star 106-room Hotel Verde Zanzibar is among the newcomers to the Island’s tourism scene.
Other new hotel established in Zanzibar in 2019 are the four-star Golden Tulip Airport Zanzibar Hotel, owned and managed by Royal group of Companies.
The five-star Moja Tuu and Hakuna Majiwe beach resorts are also the new entrants in Zanzibar service industry. The two beach resorts are managed by Aleph Hospitality Group.
Founder and Managing Director of Aleph Hospitality Mr. Bani Haddad said that his company has been looking to enter Zanzibar in its rapid expansion in Africa. Aleph is planning to manage 35 hotels in East Africa, Africa and the Middle East by 2025, Bani said.
Tourism sector, that accounts for 27 percent of Zanzibar’s GDP and over 80 percent of foreign currency earnings, while employing over 75,000 people, is Zanzibar’s leading private sector job creator.
Zanzibar is also aiming to raise the number of tourists through promotion of annual cultural festivals taking place at the Stone Town, including the Zanzibar International Film Festival (ZIFF) and Sauti za Busara (voices of wisdom).
Cruise shipping tourism is the other source of foreign tourists visiting Zanzibar that is banking on the Island’s geographical position with its proximity to the Indian Ocean island ports of Durban (South Africa), Beira (Mozambique) and Mombasa on the Kenyan coast.
Zanzibar Commission for Tourism (ZCT) Chief Executive Officer Mr. Khamis Mbeto Khamis said that a series of tourism festivities are planned to keep tourists flowing to the Island irrespective of seasons.
He said that tourism festivities will increase visitor arrivals and tourist spending on the Island.
www.eturbonews.com
Apolinari Tairo - eTN TanzaniaJanuary 24, 2020 19:08
Aiming to become a leading tourist destination on the Eastern Coast of the Indian Ocean, Zanzibar is now working to increase the number of tourist hotels and high class tourism services to attract more visitors in the island.
Zanzibar government is now targeting an increase in number of international visitors to boost the island’s economy.
Jointly with foreign and local investors, the Zanzibar government is attracting development of tourist hotels through investment ventures that draw in foreign hospitality and franchise chains.
The Five-Star 106-room Hotel Verde Zanzibar is among the newcomers to the Island’s tourism scene.
Other new hotel established in Zanzibar in 2019 are the four-star Golden Tulip Airport Zanzibar Hotel, owned and managed by Royal group of Companies.
The five-star Moja Tuu and Hakuna Majiwe beach resorts are also the new entrants in Zanzibar service industry. The two beach resorts are managed by Aleph Hospitality Group.
Founder and Managing Director of Aleph Hospitality Mr. Bani Haddad said that his company has been looking to enter Zanzibar in its rapid expansion in Africa. Aleph is planning to manage 35 hotels in East Africa, Africa and the Middle East by 2025, Bani said.
Tourism sector, that accounts for 27 percent of Zanzibar’s GDP and over 80 percent of foreign currency earnings, while employing over 75,000 people, is Zanzibar’s leading private sector job creator.
Zanzibar is also aiming to raise the number of tourists through promotion of annual cultural festivals taking place at the Stone Town, including the Zanzibar International Film Festival (ZIFF) and Sauti za Busara (voices of wisdom).
Cruise shipping tourism is the other source of foreign tourists visiting Zanzibar that is banking on the Island’s geographical position with its proximity to the Indian Ocean island ports of Durban (South Africa), Beira (Mozambique) and Mombasa on the Kenyan coast.
Zanzibar Commission for Tourism (ZCT) Chief Executive Officer Mr. Khamis Mbeto Khamis said that a series of tourism festivities are planned to keep tourists flowing to the Island irrespective of seasons.
He said that tourism festivities will increase visitor arrivals and tourist spending on the Island.
Zanzibar aims to attract more tourists with new hotels | eTurboNews | TravelNews | World Talk
Aiming to become a leading tourist destination on the Eastern Coast of the Indian Ocean, Zanzibar is now working to increase the number of tourist hotels
www.eturbonews.com
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Kumbe Zanzibar bila Tanganyika inawezekana . Zanzibar inapendeza ajabu. Number one tourist destination EA.
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Hamna cha ajabu na hiyo article. Just PR and marketing. We were on that road kitambo. Wacha kwanza tupate our ROI kisha turudi game
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