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Tourism, Diplomatic Police and Immigration to set up one-stop centre for tourists

Arusha Regional Tourism and Diplomatic Police Station Commander, Waziri Tenga, speaks to journalists in his office on Sunday, 21 December 2025, about how they have prepared to provide services to tourists visiting various attractions in the country during the year-end holiday season. PHOTO/COURTESY

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By  Janeth Mushi

What you need to know:

  • The proposed centre will enable tourists to access key services under one roof, including assistance for those who lose travel documents. Visitors will be able to process loss reports and obtain emergency travel documents without delays.

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