Tourism Aid Tanzania under the flagship of Tourism Aid Global, is a cross-sectorial entity leading its subsidiary organizations across the World with the aim of tackling domestic tourism that facilitates prosperity across the tourism chain, accelerate inclusion and development. We play a crucial role in coordinating and supplementing the efforts of the State Territory Governments, catalyzing private investment, strengthening promotional and marketing efforts and in providing trained manpower resources.
Tourism as a socio-economic phenomenon comprises the activities and experiences of tourists and stakeholders away from their home environment and serviced by the travel and tourism industry and host destination. The sum total of this activity experience and services can be seen as a tourism product. The tourism system can be described in terms of supply and demand. Tourism planning should strive for a balance between demands and supply. This requires an understanding not only of market characteristics and trends but also of the planning process to meet the market needs and this is what led to Tourism Aid Global establishment with its subsidiaries across 150 countries.
MISSION
To support and accelerate sustainable and bilateral solutions to mitigate tourism challenges confronting local communities in your region who are with tourism development deficit.
VISION
With the Regional Bloc work efforts, Tourism Aid Ghana will attain a World go-to organization status, where governments‟ leaders and International bodies will solicit ideas and partner for meaningful tourism solutions.
OUR TEAM
Faraja Shabani Kirubi
Country Director
Faraja holds a Master of Arts in International Relations from Anglia Ruskin University, a parallel Master of Arts in Human and Social Services, he specialized in Disaster, Crisis and Intervention from Walden University. He has holds a Bachelor of Arts in Social Sciences from Makerere University and went to Mengo Secondary school in Kampala. He has more than 6 years professional experience in humanitarian work on tackling protection concerns for refugees and asylum seekers and operalization of UN SDGs on climate action , Gender equality and economic empowerment.
Neema Fitwangile Innocent
Deputy Country Director
She holds a BSc in Industrial Engineering Management from Muzumbe University, Tanzania. She has 5 years experience in administrative planning, monitoring and evaluation. She has a broad experience in products and services quality assurance. She is a tourism enthusiast who wishes to mitigate tourism crisis in every way she can.
Issabella Japhet Manyesenzawana
Executive Secretary
Zhe holds a diploma in law from the Muzumbe University, Tanzania. She is passionate about mitigating tourism challenges in Tanzania, promoting tourism and fixing climate change.