TIP Consultancy
Diverse Cultures, One Tanzania
We provide the best services
Tanzania Info Point offers consultancy services for companies, organisation and individuals wishing to go to Africa to live, study, work and/or doing business. Here are some of our consultancy services are:
- Intercultural training, economic and political situation of a country of your choice in Africa its education, development, investment situation and tourism.
- Kiswahili language training and cultural implications of the language (Eastern Africa only).
- 'Doing business in Africa' training
- Aid and development in developing countries
- Training for development and aid workers (including our 'Survival kit')
- Women and Information Technology in Sub-Saharan Africa
- China in Africa
Please choose your specialty from our wide range of trainings and contact us.
Invest in Tanzania
Invest today in a stable country politically and with an abundance in natural resources, labour force and with some attractive investing incentives. Tanzania has solid microfinance policies and a stable fiscal regime that has seen the GDP rise over the past ten years. The growth of skilled labour market means that Tanzania offers a wide range of modern and young skilled labour force that will offer you an exciting array of choices.
The most important sectors to invest in today in Tanzainia are mining, agriculture, tourism and processing industry. Tanzania boasts tons of raw materials produced from both agriculture and mining sectors that can offer many possibilities in processing. The availability of raw materials means that production of many different products can be done in Tanzania itself without needing many imported materials from outside the country.
Other exciting sectors are such as construction, fishing, water harnessing and the most underdeveloped (and often overlooked) service industry.
If you wish to invest in Tanzania get in touch with TIP today for more information and a region to region investment map. TIP will connect you to relevant authorities in Tanzania as well as offering practical support on the field.
