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Tanzania is set to make history as the first Sub-Saharan African country to welcome The Ritz-Carlton.
The new luxury hotel is planned for the Serengeti, though the details about the local partners working with Marriott International on this project have not been disclosed.
Currently, The Ritz-Carlton operates in only two North African countries, Morocco and Egypt. Known for its high-end luxury, The Ritz-Carlton is part of Marriott International's portfolio and is considered a leader in the global hospitality industry.
The brand boasts 108 hotels and resorts across 30 countries and territories, with 29,158 rooms and plans for an additional 46 hotels with 8,755 rooms.
The Ritz-Carlton's entry into Tanzania highlights the country's focus on boosting its tourism sector, a key element of its economic growth strategy.
By attracting such a prestigious brand, Tanzania aims to enhance its reputation as a top tourist destination and demonstrate its capability to offer world-class experiences.
While details on the local partnerships and development teams are still under wraps, the excitement around this project continues to build. The decision to bring The Ritz-Carlton to Tanzania may also be linked to the global attention gained from President Samia Suluhu Hassan’s "Royal Tour," which has positioned Tanzania as a top travel destination for international visitors.
