EXHIBITORS AT UWANDAE EXPO2019
Exhibitors are established Tanzanian businesses and organisations, who provide products and services to the domestic tourism sector.
Contact details are provided.
Association of Women in Tourism Tanzania
Photo: Teresia B Msanga & Khalid R Msangi man the AWOTTA & EXPO registration desk
AWOTTA is at the forefront of lobbying and advocacy for women’s development and equality in the tourism sector. Its mission also includes the establishment of tourism as a career path for school children, and a commitment to driving forward the nations tourism agenda, particularly the domestic tourism sector.
At the EXPO AWOTTA issued 19 new membership application forms and enrolled 6 new members for WITIA. Membership is open all year round for women involved in tourism.
Tanzania Women Chamber of Commerce
Photo: Mwajuma Hamza & Aurelia Joseph
Tanzania Women Chamber of Commerce was established in 2005 by groups of women with the aim of creating a platform to raise their voices in the business world.
Members join as entrepreneurial individuals or are from companies, the business community and women associations across Tanzania. They are an influential group who meet regularly to advocate, lobby and network for the well being of their businesses and the prosperity of women entrepreneurs across Tanzania. Membership is open all year round for women to join.
TANTRADE -Tanzania Trade Development Authority
Photo: Oliver Mnuona
TanTrade work towards enhancing Tanzania’s economic performance through development and promotion of goods and services to both domestic and foreign markets.
Advisors to the government, Tantrade are centrally positioned to support national economic growth through trade development. Offering a focal point for business, they provide information, guidance and SME development programs. They are supporters of UWANDAE EXPO19 and businesses in the emerging domestic tourism sector.
Tanzania Tourist Board
Photo: Alistidia Karaze, William Sagware Halule & Husna Jumanne
Tourism makes a substantial contribution to the social and economic development of Tanzania, both domestically and Internationally.
Whether promoting its seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites or small community museums, TTB’s innovative and dynamic awareness campaigns have contributed significantly to the growth in tourist visitor numbers year on year.
With the backing of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism, TTB will be working with AWOTTA on UWANDAE EXPO2020!
NBC Bank Tanzania
NBC is the oldest serving bank in Tanzania, and offer a range of business and retail services both in branch and over the internet.
Being part of ABSA/Barclays Group, NBC is considered as a truly local bank, with regional presence and global capabilities – giving business customers a key competitive advantage.
NBC business offerings include a ‘Business Club’, membership of which provide access to networking seminars, trade fairs and
women-owned Enterprises Forums.
Pesapal
Photo: Bupe Mwakalundwa (Dir. of Marketing)
Pesapal Sabi is an all-in-one mobile point of sale solution that simplifies how you manage your business, as well as accept payments in your store or on the go!
All you need is a smartphone, a Pesapal Sabi App and card reader to take immediate debit or credit card payments from customers, It offers a quick and simple solution to all sized businesses, and to customers who are away from home and want to buy a service/product hassle free!
Kairuki Hospital
Photo: Flora Neemba Mfikirwa (PR Officer)
Kairuki Hospital is one of the leading private hospitals and nursing schools in Tanzania. Located in Dar es Salaam, it opened its doors to the public in 1987 and today offers a wide variety of inpatient services and facilities, plus has a growing reputation in paediatrics, surgical, diagnostics and women’s health services
It client and patients come from across Tanzania, with interest gaining pace from further afield with the worldwide growth in health tourism.
CAPS Limited
Photo: Peter Maraelle (MD) and team
CAPS offers a selection of high quality, portable and waterless toilet systems within Tanzania.
With over 17 years experience, CAPS are experts in their business, and are firm advocates of the eco-friendly ‘compost toilet’ - which is a waterless toilet system that utilises the sun and wind to transform human waste into safe, pathogen free material. Clients include tourist and heritage sites, recreational and sports facilities and event organisers.
Tanzania Forestry Services
(Ministry of Natural Resources & Tourism)
Tanzania Forest Services Agency (TFS) manages 506 forest reserves, which cover 55% of the country’s total land area.
They are mandated to sustainably undertake conservation, development and utilisation of Tanzania’s national forest and bee resources to contribute to the social, economic, ecological and cultural needs of present and future generations.
TFS was the lead sponsor of UWANDAE EXPO2019, recognising their crucial role in the development of domestic tourism across the nation.
Tanzania Wildlife Management Authority
Photo: Jimmy Mshana
TAWA is an autonomous organisation under the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism, and is responsible for 79% of protected areas in the country.
Its mission is to conserve and sustainably utilise wildlife resources in protected areas outside National Parks and the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. For this, TAWA collaborates with local communities and other national and international stakeholders for the benefit of both Tanzanians and the global community.
Tanzania National Parks
Photo: Athuman Mbae
TANAPA is an autonomous organisation under the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism. Based in Arusha, they are responsible for the nation’s 17 National Parks, with a mission to sustainably conserve and manage Tanzania’s park resources for future generations.
Tanzania’s national parks are consistently listed as the best in the world for wildlife viewing. TANAPA are proud of this achievement, and remain committed to providing high class tourism services to meet the needs of both the Tanzanian people and visitors from overseas.
Ngorongoro Conservation Area Authority
Photo: Tumaiwi Lauwo
The Ngorongoro Conservation Area is a protected UNESCO World Heritage Site, known as ‘the cradle of mankind’ after the discoveries of Dr Leakey in Olduvai Gorge.
The area is named after the world’s largest inactive and intact volcanic caldera, and is home to over 25,000 animals including the endangered black rhino.
NCAA’s mission is to provide sustainable benefits for Tanzania’s and indigenous people; and the protection of natural, cultural and archaeological resources for the global community.
National College of Tourism
Photo: Consolatha Shoo & Farida Sebastian
The National College of Tourism has been in existence for 30 years and has over 700 students enrolled in campuses in Dar es Salaam (Bustani and Temeke) and Arusha.
NCT are committed to offering high quality education and training to all those wishing to take up lucrative and career enhancing positions in the hospitality and tourism industry - one of the fastest growing sectors of the Tanzanian economy.
Tanzania Airport Authority
Photo: Nehemia Mihayo, Emmual Zadock & Alexander Kalumbete
TAA operates, manages and develops all government owned airports and airstrips (total 58) in Tanzania mainland. The new state of the art terminal at Julius Nyerere Int. Airport in Dar es Salaam opens in 2019.
TAA are committed to providing high quality, cost effective airport services and facilities across Tanzania.The foundation of all their operations are based on safety and security as tourist numbers grow.
Department of Antiquities
Photo: Nathalia j Mamsery (Conservator)
The Division of Antiquities operates within the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism. It is responsible for the conservation, preservation, protection and management of the cultural heritage resources of Tanzania.
Committed to sharing Tanzania’s cultural wealth with its people, they support regional initiatives that develop sites which encourage the Tanzanian people to visit and connect with their heritage.
Marine Parks & Reserves
Photo: Catherine Msina, Theodora Reginald & Abbas Maige
The Marine Parks and Reserves Authority oversees the management and administration of these environments off the coast of Tanzania and Zanzibar, to ensure sustainable use of their resources.
They provide local employment, and are home to an amazing array of wildlife and ecosystems making them a convenient and fascinating tourist destination for the growing population of Dar es Salaam.
Dar es Salaam City Council
Photo: Epifania Albert (Dimpo Crafty), Mariam H Chizenga & Happiness C Mboya
Dar es Salaam is the largest city and economic capital of Tanzania. It is one of the fastest growing cities in the world offering many trade opportunities for business and fascinating sites for visitors to enjoy.
The City Council is responsible for preservation of its buildings and its development as a tourism destination, including its local supply chain.
At the EXPO the stand had representatives from the Tourism Office, DARCH, Dimpo Crafty and Mariam Fashions.
National Museum
Photo: Francis John Paul, Rehema Mfinanga & Ramadani Mohamed
The National Museum of Tanzania is a consortium of five Tanzanian museums whose purpose is to preserve and show exhibits about the history and natural environment of Tanzania.
It has rooms charting the history of Tanzania, and hands-on exhibits allow school children to learn about their ancestors way of life.
The newly opened cafe, beautiful gardens and rotating exhibitions make it a magnet for local residents and tourists to enjoy anytime.
Dar es Salaam Zoo
Photo: Giant Turtle - 155 years old!
Dar es Salaam Zoo is a wildlife and nature sanctuary on the Nguva River, dedicated to conserving and preserving plant and animal species.
The zoo is best known for having many animals endemic to Tanzania, including zebras, crocodiles, tortoises, gazelles, monkeys, hyenas, lions, leopards. It gives an opportunity for local residents and school children to learn about, respect and get close to Tanzania’s most spectacular wild animals.
The zoo offers a range of facilities including an exciting kids zone to enjoy!
Tinga Tinga Artists
Based: Dar es Salaam
Tinga Tinga is one of the most widely recognised forms of African art today, emerging from Dar es Salaam and the paintbrush of Edward Tingatinga during the 1960’s.
Hand painted with premium oil paints by local artists, each piece of work is unique and is renown for its striking, vibrant colour showcasing the beauty of the African people, landscape and wildlife.
With a surreal style, Tinga Tinga paintings give an exciting and contemporary interpretation of Africa to adorn the walls of both residents and international tourists.
Mkuranga District Council
Representitives included: Pembe Miekwa
Mkuranga is one of the six districts of the Pwani Region, south of Dar es Salaam.
The council’s vision is to ensure that its people have sustainable high living standards, thus are committed to providing quality socio-economic services in an effective and efficient manner.
The council is actively encouraging investment in tourism activities, including the arts and sports.
Moriah Banana Flour
Photo: Kissa Twissa Mwambona (Director)
MFP Moriah Banana Flour offices are based in Dar es Salaam.
Moriah banana flour is made from 100% dried unripe banana which is milled into a powder for cooking. It is a tasty, nutritious gluten-free healthy alternative to regular flour and as such is a popular ingredient in hotel kitchens for the increasing number of international and local guests who have wheat intolerance or allergies.
BE FORWARD Tanzania
Photo: Scolastica Kafanabo, Venila Swai, Faizah Mussa & Zaituni Mussa
BE FORWARD is the no.1 used car importer within Tanzania. With offices in Dar es Salaam, Arusha and Zanzibar BE FORWARD provides residents across the country with a wide variety of imported Japanese vehicles and parts.
The reliability, durability and fuel efficiency of Japanese cars make them a perfect choice for those who travel regularly across and within Tanzania.
Kiroyera Tours & Consulting
Photo: Mr Super & Jackson Mswabaha
Kiroyera Tours have offices in Bukoba and Dar es Salaam. They provide a range of tourism services to domestic and international travellers, corporate groups and visiting friends and relatives.
Pioneers in bringing tourists to the Kagera region back in 2002, their consultancy arm work with businesses, organisations and government bodies in establishing and developing new travel and tourism services.
Bukoba Kolping Hotel
Photo: Vedastina M Peter, Lorita Katikiro & Alfredina Muranila
The Bukoba Kolping Hotel, owned by The Kolping Society of Tanzania, offers high quality services to tourists, travellers, conference organisers, wedding parties and entertainment seekers.
Located on the beautiful shores of Lake Victoria, the hotel offers comfortable accommodation set within beautiful gardens. Its welcoming environment, and delicious food and drinks, makes guests feel they are at home - which is why they are known as “a home away from home!”
ELCT Bukoba Hotel & Tours
Photo: Robert B G Washa
ELCT Bukoba Hotel & Tours is found in Bukoba town in Kagera. Known as ‘The Home of Tranquility’ it is beautifully situated on the shores of Lake Victoria.
It offers quality rooms and a delicious menu for all visitors and travellers, plus has a large conference hall to meet the needs of any business or leisure group.
All types of tours and excursions can be arranged for visitors, with the surrounding area being particularly attractive for travellers who enjoy heritage, culture, walking and lake fishing.
Victorious Perch Hotel
Photo: Jasinta Didas & Benino France
Victorious Perch Hotel - "The home of hospitality", is a modern hotel located in the centre of Bukoba, Kagera, and 2km from the airport.
It offers comfortable, well equipped rooms all with satellite TV. The restaurant serves an African and multi cuisine menu and light snacks to delight any tastebuds!
For those guests travelling on business, secretarial services and internet access is available, plus a conference hall for meetings, seminars and presentations.
Ngonga Beach Resort
Photo: Lugano Mwamunyange, Paul Maliyawatu & Rhoda Mwamunyange
Ngonga Beach Resort is a unique, luxurious hotel located at the heart of Ngonga Village in Kyela, Mbeya, Southern highlands Tanzania.
Ngonga Beach Resort opened in 2016 and has already built a reputation for excellence amongst domestic travellers and international tourists alike.
They have more than one acre of sandy beach along side Lake Nyasa and offer a host of activities for guests to enjoy from water sports to traditional village culture.
Fashion Designs
Photo: Kemi Kalikawe, Jamilla Vera Swai & Kulwa Mkwandule
Three of Tanzania’s award winning fashion designers joined forces to display their latest fashion ranges at EXPO2019!
Byera Fashion Tz
Photo: Sarah Lutahya (Director)
Byera Fashion based in Dar es Salaam, designs and makes the newest African styled fashions.
Con Design
Photo: Conchester D Bagera
Con Design offer an exciting range of clothing, bags and accessories with a bright and bold look.
Becol Designs
Photo: Betty Mosha Riwa (MD)
Becol Designs transform a vibrant mix of materials into clothing, bags, baskets, jewellery and so much more!
TUPENDANE GROUP
Photo: Anna Anthony, Martha Tsaxra & Angela Msangi
Tupendane Groups aim is to reduce new HIV infections in our community, to improve the lives of those affected, and to join together in confronting the stigma of HIV and AIDS.
They operate an integrated Tailoring and Life Skills project (INTALIFE) in Manzese, Dar Es Salaam giving employment opportunities to participants. The materials, clothes and accessories they craft are eye catching and beautifully made.
Safari Treasures
Photo: Lulu David
Safari Treasures is one of Dar es Salaam’s most unique stores.
Located in Mwenge Hand Craft Market, Lulu David offers an extensive range of ebony wood carvings, jewellery, paintings, clothing and hand made speciality gifts to both residents and tourists.
Francisco African Adventure
Sales & Marketing Manager: Mary Sanga
Francisco African Adventure offer trips to all Tanzania’s beautiful national parks on the northern, southern and western circuits.
They are committed to showing both domestic and international tourists the wonders of Tanzania!
Tanzania Tours & Safari
Sales Manager: Mwajabu Sultan
‘Hello Tanzania’ invites everyone to experience and enjoy the amazing things Tanzania has to offer!
Whether you want wildlife, inspiration, adventure or relaxation they offer a range of unforgettable experiences and tours.
Journalists Friends Of Wildlife & Natural Heritage
JFW-NH was established by journalists, whose mission is to make Tanzania a haven of wildlife, environment and natural heritage.
Working with local communities, they advocate for wildlife conservation and protection in the national parks, game reserves and wildlife management areas; raise awareness of wildlife poaching; and educate people on the importance of planting trees and bee-keeping for the benefit of society.
Main Catering Tent
Supplier: National Tourism College
The National College of Tourism provides outside catering services for any occasion.
With a reputation for providing high quality food and services at a low cost, they are a natural choice for organisers of public and private, large and small functions and gatherings.
NCT offers a number of programmes and industry qualifications in food production, and food and beverage services at its campus.
Refreshments
Supplier: Aiman Foods
Aiman Food and Catering Services provides refreshments, snacks and a range of tasty dishes for any event or special function..
