Tanzania in Spain

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• Embassy of Tanzania in Paris, France

Frequently asked questions

How attractive is Tanzania as a destination for visitors from Spain?

Tanzania is an appealing destination for some Spanish travelers, thanks to its stunning landscapes and vibrant cultural heritage. With attractions like Mount Kilimanjaro and Serengeti National Park, it offers adventure and cultural experiences that may attract a portion of the 7 million Spaniards who travel abroad annually.

Please answer the following question: How safe is Tanzania for tourists coming from Spain?

Tanzania is generally considered a relatively safe destination for tourists, but it does have higher crime rates compared to Spain. According to the Global Peace Index, Tanzania ranks 63rd out of 160 countries, while Spain ranks 23rd, indicating that Spain is safer overall. In terms of murder rates, Spain has a significantly lower rate of 0.6 per 100,000 people, compared to Tanzania's 3.7. Additionally, female murder rates are also higher in Tanzania (1.7) than in Spain (0.4). The Global Organized Crime Index shows that while Tanzania has some challenges, such as higher scores in areas like fauna crime (8.0) and resource crime (6.5), it also has lower scores in mafia presence (3.0) compared to Spain (6.0). Overall, while tourists from Spain can visit Tanzania safely, they should remain vigilant and take standard precautions, as the safety environment differs from that of Spain.