6th Swahili International Tourism Expo Fixed for October 2021

Published: 9:02 AM UTC, Sat February 27, 2021

The Tanzania Tourist Board has announced October 8-10 2021 as the date for the 6th Swahili International Tourism Expo (SITE).

In a brief media advisory, the TTB said, the edition of SITE will be held at Mlinani city Dar es Salaam from 8-10 October 2021.

The last edition of SITE (2019) hosted over 200 exhibitors and 300 plus hosted buyers from more than fifty-seven countries.

S!TE aims to bring together exhibitors from African countries as well as buyers from all over the world to showcase Africa’s tourism offerings. The expo connect tourism operators in Tanzania and neighboring countries with major tourist markets through the hosted buyer programme.

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