Where to go on a safari in Tanzania?
We share selected destinations and national parks all over Tanzania and explain why it matters where you go. Discover the country’s biodiversity, the extinct volcanoes, grass-covered savannas and also travel for a good cause. Now, Tanzania awaits the world after Covid-19, featuring Godson Charity.
About Godson Charity, Tanzania
Godson Charity Tanzania is a charity organization in Tanzania that deals with caring children living in poor and vulnerable conditions. But for helping these children, Godson Charity depends on volunteer tourism and donations.
Before the outbreak of Covid 19, Godson Charity acted as a bridge between travellers who wanted to volunteer and the kids who were in need of support. Godson Charity follows a very transparent process whereby visitors or volunteers can travel in and around Kilimanjaro and Arusha and also support the kids. It also adds value to the trips as the travelers come in direct contact with the suffering kids to donate and support them.
During Covid 19, Pandemic all tourism activities of tour operators and also Charity travel were temporarily closed.
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But as the Covid cases have gone down drastically and with almost negligible cases now, Tanzania has become the first Country to welcome tourists again with open arms.
The Tanzanian President’s message reads, “Enjoy a normal holiday or vacation in Tanzania”
But the questions remain, Is Tanzania ready to welcome tourists from all over the world with open arms, or is this an act of deadly desperation to avoid a collapse of the Tanzania economy?
I will leave it to the Government to answer such questions. Travellers, also be careful before travelling. The danger of covid still lurks.
As some tourists started trickling into this beautiful country, Godson Charity has come up with certain guidelines which their guests should adhere to:
You can reduce your chances of being infected or spreading COVID 19 by taking simple precautions:
- Regularly and thoroughly clean your hands with an alcohol-based hand rub or wash them with soap and water.
- Avoid close contact with a person or a group of people .
- Avoid touching eyes and mouth before washing it with soap/sanitizer.
- Make sure you and the people around you follow good respiratory hygiene. This means covering your mouth and nose with your bent elbow or tissue when you cough or sneeze.
- Keep up to date on the latest information from trusted sources, such as WHO or your local governments.
By availing our services you can also help and support the kids. We will ensure that a part from the booking amount will go for the welfare of the kids. Alternatively you can also make a direct donation.
Travel for Cause !
Contacts:
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