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New Director of Marketing @ Tanzania Tourist Board

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Ms. Devota Kasanda Mdachi has been appointed as Marketing Director of the Tanzania Tourist Board (TTB).

She succeeds Mr. Amant Macha, who has recently retired, and will be the first woman to hold this position. Ms. Mdachi will be based in the TTB head office in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

Ms. Mdachi started working at TTB in 1994 and was first employed as Tourist Information Officer, at the TTB Branch Office in Arusha In 1998, she was transferred to the Tourist Information Center in Dar es Salaam.

In 2000 she was promoted to Senior Tourist Information Officer and in 2004 to Principal Tourist Information Officer and Head of the Tourist Information Centre, Dar-es-salaam. Since May, 2010, Ms. Mdachi has held the position of Principal Marketing Officer.

Ms. Mdachi holds a BA degree in International Relations and Advanced French Language from the University of Dar es salaam, completed a master’s degree in Tourism from the Open University of Tanzania and completed a post graduate certificate in Tourism from the International School of Tourism, Rome, Italy. She is fluent in English, French and Kiswahili.

Dr. Aloyce Nzuki, Managing Director, Tanzania Tourist Board, said, “Ms. Mdachi brings more than 17 years of outstanding experience and knowledge in tourism as part of the TTB staff, and has completed a diverse range of tourism courses and training outside the country. We are confident that under Ms. Mdachi’s direction, Tanzania’s booming tourism will continue to raise its international profile in the country’s major source markets worldwide as well as reach out to new markets. While at the same time she will be developing programs to attract more domestic and intra-Africa tourism.”

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