Tanzania Tour Operators Welcome Ban on Foreign Tour Guides
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Controversy erupts over Tanzania’s law banning foreign small business entities
By Anak Dut Tanzania’s decision to prohibit foreign nationals from owning and running small businesses has raised a debate across the region and provoked criticism from Kenya, a neighbouring state. The new directive restricts involvement in 15 sectors, such as mobile money transfers, tour guiding, small-scale mining, on-farm crop buying, beauty salons, curio shops, and establishing radio and TV operations. Trade Minister Selemani Jafo noted a gr…
Tanzania Tour Operators Welcome Ban on Foreign Tour Guides
Arusha, Tanzania — The Tanzania Association of Tour Operators (TATO) has welcomed the recent government directive banning non-citizens from working as safari tour guides, calling it a step toward safeguarding local jobs and strengthening the integrity of the tourism sector. In a press release dated July 31, 2025, TATO clarified the distinction between tour guides and foreign tour leaders, following the issuance of Government Notice No. 487A unde…
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