On the momentous occasion of the 60th anniversary of China-Tanzania diplomatic relations, CGTN's Shen Shiwei sat down with Angela Kairuki, Tanzania's former minister of natural resources and tourism. Before stepping into her new role as an advisor to the Tanzanian president, Kairuki shared her insights on the vibrant tourism landscape of Tanzania and the promising avenues for continued cooperation between the two nations.
Kairuki highlighted Tanzania's unique \"Hakuna Matata\" approach to tourism, emphasizing a worry-free and enriching experience for visitors. This philosophy not only enhances the country's allure but also addresses common concerns among Chinese tourists regarding visa processes and flight connectivity.
The interview delved into Tanzania's rich cultural heritage and its renowned status as the \"Pearl of Africa.\" Kairuki outlined the vast tourism resources that make Tanzania a top destination, from its stunning landscapes to its diverse wildlife. She also explored the potential for increased cultural exchanges, underscoring the deep-rooted friendship that has blossomed over six decades.
As China and Tanzania continue to forge stronger ties, the collaboration in tourism and culture stands as a testament to their enduring partnership. This anniversary not only celebrates past achievements but also paves the way for a future filled with mutual growth and understanding.
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