It's not just South Africa that is preparing to welcome thousands of football fans next year - neighbouring countries as far-flung as Tanzania are preparing to host visitors to the 2010 FIFA World Cup
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Getting to Tanzania
The Gateways to Tanzania By Air Tanzania has three International airports; Dar es Salaam International Airport which handles most international fligths, Kilimanjaro International Airport and Zanzibar International Airport. The airlines flying into Tanzania's airports are as follows: Dar es Salaam International Airport Air Tanzania, Air Zimbabwe, Air India, Air Mozambique, Air Malawi, British Airways, Emirates, Ethiopian Airline, KLM, Precision Air, South African Airways and Swiss Air Kilimanjaro International Airport Air Kenya, Ethiopian Airline, KLM and Precision Air Zanzibar International Airport Air Tanzania, Kenya Airways, Precision Air and South African Airways By Road From the north paved road connected Kenyan capital of Nairobi with Arusha and cross the border at Namanga post. A number of shuttle buses ,leaving twice daily between the two cities,also follow this route. The route takes aproximately 4-6 hours from South, the road from Malawi enters Tanzania at Karonga before continuing onwards to Mbeya. There no viable bus services on this route, It is possible to cross border from Uganda at the Mutukula border post, but transport options are are equally limited. Internal roads connect Arusha and Dar es Salaam to major towns around the country. Roads to major tourist destinations are either already paved or under construction. The road from Arusha to Tarangire National Park to Ngorongoro Crater has been completed . A number of reliable bus services running throughout Tanzania are Hood Bus Services,Buffalo Coach, Mohamed Trans,Sumry High Class Coach,Royal Coach,Dar Express and Fresh Coach |