CNN LAUNCHED THE SECOND ANNUAL TANZANIA!!

From left Personal Assistant to the Minister of Natural Resources and Tourism Mr. Julius Kibebe, Marketing Manager, Tanzania Tourist Board (TTB) Mr. Geofrey Meena, Public Relation Manager TANAPA Mr. Paschal Shelutete, Minister of Natural Resources and Tourism Hon Shamsa Mwangunga, Acting Conservator, Ngorongoro Conservation Area Authority Mr. Bernard Murunya, Former Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism Mrs. Blandina Nyoni, Director General, TANAPA, Mr. Gerald Bigurube, Managing Director Tanzania Tourist Board Mr. Peter Mwenguo, Director of Tourism, Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism MS Mary Mmari and CNN senior official. during official visit to the CNN office in New York USA.

CNN LAUNCHES TANZANIA: THE ULTIMATE SAFARI SWEEPSTAKES WIN A TRIP FOR TWO AND CHANCE TO VISIT WORLD FAMOUS SERENGETI NATIONAL PARK AND NGORONGORO CRATER
CNN launched the second annual Tanzania: The ultimate Safari Sweepstakes sponsored by the Tanzania Tourist Board (TTB). The winner will enjoy an experience of a life time in a country named one of the top Safari destinations in Africa. The trip will include seven days/six night stay that will take lucky winners to two of Tanzania’s World heritage sites, the famous Serengeti National park, home to the great animal migration and the world famous Ngorongoro Crater.
The Ultimate Safari prize includes round trip air tickets in economy class for two from any gateway within the continental US, transfers, accommodations, and game drives. Entries will be accepted through midnight January 31,2009 at http://www.cnnpromos/tanzania%202009.
The Serengeti National Park recently named the 7th new wonder of the World is one of the World’s last great wild life refuges. It is in these vast plains that the visitor can witness the annual migration that is one of nature’s most awe – inspiring wonders. More than one million wildebeests as well as one hundreds of thousands Zebra and gazelle perused by hungry predators move in a north/south cycle. Most of the migration, 85%, and takes place in the Serengeti form December through July.
The Ngorongoro crater, often called the Eight wonder of the World rises 2,286m above sea Laval and is the largest unbroken caldera in the world. It is also unique in that it is the only protected area where the local inhabitants, the Maasai herdsmen and their cattle live in harmony with the wildlife and tourists. Or rounded by very steep walls rising 610 meters from the Caldera floor, this natural amphitheater is about 25 miles in diameter and is home to up to 30,000animals.The drama unfold as one drives down from the crater to the crater rim to the crater floor. In addition to the many big game, elephant, lion, hippo, it is one of the few places that one can still see Black Rhino. The winners will also have the opportunity of visiting Olduvai Gorge, also a World heritage Site and known as the “cradle of mankind”. It is here where y Dr. Louis Leaky and his wife Mary discovered the skull of Nutcracker Man and the remains of Homo Habits, man’s first step on the ladder of human revolution.
The trip will include one night in Arusha, the Safari capital of the north, and three nights in the Serengeti with breakfast, lunch and dinner provided. See Sweepstake rules for complete details as to travel restrictions that may apply.