Tanzania and Mauritius have signed a one-year pact to promote tourism destinations available in the two countries to the outside world.
The agreement was reached on Saturday at the ongoing ITB global tourism showcasing event in Berlin between the Tanzania Tourist Board (TTB) and Mauritius Tourism Promotion Authority (MTPA).
At the signing, Tanzania was represented by TTB managing director Devota Mdachi, while Mauritius was represented by the director of MTPA, Kevin Ramkaloan
According to Mdachi, the pact is meant to attract more visitors from as far as US, Australia, China, India and European countries.
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