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Essential First Aid Kit Items for Safari and Trekking
What to pack in a first aid kit for safari and trekking – from antiseptic wipes, blister pads and pain relief to emergency tools – and how…
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Top Travel Apps to Enhance Your Tanzania Adventure
The travel apps that make a Tanzania trip easier: Google Maps for navigation, AccuWeather for forecasts, Google Translate for Swahili, XE…
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Avoiding Tourist Scams: Common Pitfalls in Tanzania
The most common tourist scams in Tanzania – fake guides, unmetered taxis, counterfeit souvenirs and bogus charities – and simple ways to…
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Guide to Tipping: Whom to Tip and How Much in Tanzania
A practical guide to tipping in Tanzania: who to tip on safari or trek, suggested daily amounts for guides, cooks, porters and drivers…
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Staying Hydrated on Safari: Water Safety and Best Practices
Drink at least two litres of water a day on safari, stick to bottled or purified water, take regular hydration breaks and carry portable…
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Packing for Safari and Beach in One Trip: How to Plan
How to pack for a combined safari and beach holiday: versatile clothing, the right footwear, sun and insect protection, camera gear, and a…
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Cultural Etiquette: Dos and Don’ts in Tanzania
Greet with your right hand, respect elders with titles such as “Mzee” or “Bwana”, dress conservatively and avoid public displays of…
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Tips for Travelling with Children on Safari
How to plan a safari with children: choosing child-friendly lodges, preparing kids for the trip, packing essentials, keeping them engaged…
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Travel Insurance for Tanzania: Coverage You Need
The travel insurance cover you need for Tanzania: medical and emergency assistance, trip cancellation and interruption, lost belongings…
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Useful Swahili Phrases for Safari Travellers
Learning a few Swahili phrases such as “Jambo” (hello), “Asante” (thank you), “Nina njaa” (I’m hungry) and “Msaada” (help) makes it easier…