Ethical shopping refers to shopping practices that benefit both the environment and society. Tanzania is a land filled with unspoiled and raw natural beauty. It’s best to keep it that way! One of the ways you can preserve Tanzania’s natural beauty is by becoming an ethical shopper in Tanzania.
Tanzania is home to a very diverse wildlife species, which means that animals are often targeted for making consumer products like clothes made of fur, or decorations made from ivory, animal parts and skins, traditional remedies for ailments made from Rhino horn. If this continues, Tanzania will soon lose its diversity of wildlife. Wondering how you can contribute toward preserving the environment by becoming an ethical shopper in Tanzania?
Well, keep reading our guidelines to find out more!
Guidelines to Follow:
Ethical Shopping Brands in Tanzania:
So, what are you waiting for? Follow the guideline above and become an ethical shopper in Tanzania! It’s a land with great economic potential when it comes to tourism! In fact, you should check out the Economic Potential of Tourism in Tanzania.
KENYA, Mombasa: A photograph taken by the Ministry of East African Affairs, Commerce and Tourism (MEAACT), shows a general view of the Mombasa skyline opposite EnglishPoint Marina in Mombasa, 02 June 2015. The 4-acre ocean view EnglishPoint Marina represents an iconic landmark that overlooks the Mombasa skyline in a natural marina basin with a modern design and contemporary feel. The multi-million dollar marina resort features a 26-room hotel, conferencing facility, a roof-top restaurant, a casino, swimming pool, 96 serviced apartments including 8 penthouses seafront restaurant, gym and spa, as well as a boardwalk with retail outlets, water-sports centre and fully-serviced, 88-berth marina. MANDATORY CREDIT: MEAACT PHOTO / STUART PRICE.