CHEMA Project of AIESEC IFM with partnership with Tanzania Initiatives (TAI) is going to conduct different trainings to interns that are going to impact Tanzanian Society in the field of History, Culture and Art Through this all interns that are going to work for CHEMA project they will be taken through a series of trainings before they start implementing the project here in Tanzania. These series of Trainings involve a tour to Zanzibar, and through this interns are going to learn, enjoy and explore all the important things that are in Zanzibar which lies in the areas of Culture, Art and History. Also Interns will be able to enjoy the nature and Beauty of Zanzibar this involves Beaches, Nice sunny weather and view of different architectures

This document consists of all the places that are going to be visited by interns and the learning points so as all the interns get a clear picture of what exactly are these tours for and how they are going to benefit from them. There are five main tours that are the learning places for CHEMA project interns and these involves the following; 1. Slave market and Stone town tour 2. Spice tour and Slave caves 3. Prison Island 4. Dolphin tour 5. Jozani Forest And other tours which are North and Forothani Beaches.

Arrival, check inn and spice farm

Dolphin and Jozani Forest

Caves, Slave market and Stone town

Prison Island

North Beach, Forodhani and Shopping

Arrival, check inn and spice farm

Dolphin and Jozani Forest

Caves, Slave market and Stone town

Prison Island

This is a day that all the interns will travel to Zanzibar; From Dar es Salaam to Zanzibar it is a 2.3 hours speed boat ride that is going to arrive in Zanzibar at 00:30. After arrival all interns are going to check inn in one of the comfortable Hotels which can accommodate two people per room. Lunch will follow, here all interns will choose the food they like as everyone has their own preferences All will be taken to the first study tour which is the Spice farm Learning points

South edge of Zanzibar…. here there is THE FRIENDLY CREATURE….. The Dolphins and red monkeys,,,,, Go look at them, their habitat and more………….. ! SWIM WITH DOLPHINS IN THE OCEAN! Enjoy the fun boat to go visit them! Learn about red monkeys which are only in Tanzania Zanzibar

Get to know and understand the Slave

History, the deep caves they were kept and at the end visit

the slave market…. Of course after that…

Beach

Visit Prison Island!! The Island of history…

Here you will see one of the most amazing beaches in Zanzibar!

The “great Tortoise…. 200 years Old” Coral leaf That with colorful fishes

and the very old hospital with amazing history ……!

For those who are interested in Beaches This is the day for fun…. All interns getting together for team building and getting ready for Events preparations Also after all there will be time for shopping since Zanzibar is famous for having many things that shows art of Tanzania

Zanzibar study tour package is comprised of 1. Accommodation – Hotel four nights 2. Return Boat ride 3. 6 Tours around Zanzibar. 4. Local boat around Zanzibar Tour Guide Food Is not included. This is special package for AIESEC Tanzania interns and international facilitators in case it is a AIESEC conference in any of East African Countries.

Bagamoyo was recently designated as Tanzania ’s seventh world heritage site and is the oldest town in Tanzania . Bagamoyo's history has been influenced by Arab and Indian traders, the German colonial government and Christian missionaries. Bagamoyo means 'lay down your heart' – remnant of the town’s infamous historic slave trade. The main slave trails from the interior of the " Dark Continent " ended here in the recently- restored Caravanserai. The human cargo was shipped to Zanzibar and on to the Arab world - without any hope of returning to their homeland – hence the apt name of this historic town.

Art College: The College accommodates students from all over the world who come and learn the African culture. Traditional Tanzanian sculpture, carving and painting are some of the things to be explored in this historical place. If interested, and you should, arrangement for traditional dance at the college during the tour will be made. The Kaole Ruins: Arabs were the first explorers to arrive in Bagamoyo in the thirteenth century followed by Germans. In southern Bagamoyo at Kaole, Arabs built two Mosques. This Place is now known as KAOLE RUINS. The two old mosques and several tombs remain to be a symbol of Islam religion. All the architectures in Kaole are built in Coral stone. The Hanging Place: It was in this site the Germans executed Africans who rebelled against their government in the late eighteenth century. Most Africans who were hanged attempted

The Package 1. Return Bus ride 2. Fee to Historical

sites 3. Camp site one night 4. Boat ride to beach

Island 5. Do forum at the

college of art

Olduvai Gorge is one of the most important prehistoric sites in the world and has been instrumental in furthering the understanding of early human evolution. This site was occupied by homo habilis approximately 1.9 million years ago, Paranthropus boisei 1.8 million years ago, and Homo erectus 1.2 million years ago. Homo sapiens are dated to have occupied the site 17,000 years ago. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olduvai_Gorge NGORONGORO CRATER Its centerpiece, the Ngorongoro crater, is the largest intact, unfolded caldera in the world and is considered the as one of the eight wonders of the world.

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Olduvai Gorge is one of the nice places in Tanzania, it is comprised of a lot on Natural things: The Package is as Follows 1. Accommodation for 3 nights 2. Food at the camp site 3. Fee to Ngorongoro crater together with the view of

Kilimanjaro mountain 4. Truck to Ngorongoro down the creter

This Package is specifically for study tour and visiting the National park in Arusha.

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