A Tourist Guide to Tanzania.

So, let’s dive right in and take a look at whether, or not, Tanzanians are friendly. Of course, we can’t speak for everybody as everyone is different.

However, generally speaking, yes, Tanzanians are friendly.

On the whole, Tanzanians tend to welcome visitors with open arms, and will be very polite and helpful to tourists.

A big part of this is due to the huge sense of national pride that is felt across Tanzania.

It is also due to the huge mix of ethnic groups that reside in Tanzania.

With more than 120 different ethnic groups living alongside each other, it is understandable that many people will be welcoming to those visiting Tanzania from afar.

The majority of Tanzanians will be very friendly.

However, the best way to ensure a good reception from Tanzania natives is to brush up on your knowledge of their culture and traditions before you visit.

Many people who travel are guilty of ignoring cultural differences in other countries.

So, the best way to ensure that you will get on with Tanzanian people is to do your research before you go to ensure that you are respectful of their beliefs at all times.

Tanzania is a country that welcomes tourists with open arms. In Tanzania, welcoming strangers is a huge part of their culture as every stranger is a potential friend.

Shaking hands is a huge part of Tanzanian culture, so it will not be uncommon for a Tanzanian local to walk up to you and shake your hand while saying “jambo”.

This means “hello” in Tanzanian, so you should return the favor.

Friendliness is a huge part of the culture in Tanzania, so the best way to have a friendly welcome in this country is to be outgoing and friendly too.

Smile and make an effort with people and you will quickly be welcomed into the community where you are staying.