Arusha International Conference Centre Transfers

A staple of Tanzania’s mountainside city of Arusha, Arusha International Conference Centre is a modern multi-use structure home to local offices, apartment-style hotels and vast convention spaces for events. A large plenary hall with two levels is designed for local state officials as well as special conferences and seminars, while smaller conference rooms are ideal for intimate business meetings. A simple but quiet outdoor courtyard also offers rentable tents and tranquil landscaping for special banquets and weddings, though lack of nearby public transportation encourages guests to truly see the city with a ride of their own. Choose from various private rentals to see everything up-close and personal, going with a small sedan to drive past the city’s cherished views of Mount Kilimanjaro or chartered buses perfect for getting a view of the city’s many guided safaris atop the Mount Meru Forest Reserve. Meet-and-greet services add to the convenience with basic drop offs at any given point, whether it be a taxi to Kilimanjaro Airport or a local personal driver who knows the best routes for understanding the ground perspective.

An ideal way to enjoy the day is through one of many nearby Arusha hotels, the closest to the exhibit being the modern-tribal ambiance of Naura Springs Hotel and its poolside restaurant showcasing authentic Tanzanian cuisine, the slightly further Bay Leaf Boutique Hotel offering a stylish Indian-English ambiance paired with courtyard pavilions. An especially popular choice for western travelers is the Four Points by Sheraton Arusha (or ‘The Arusha Hotel’), famous for its across-the-street access to the city’s Arusha Clock Tower and renown for its 19th-century ambiance flowing through on-site restaurants and old lobby. Beyond amazing wake-up calls rest an array of after-event hangouts perfect for calling the day a success, from the stylish and shrouded Woodlands Cafe Arusha to the classic fine dining of Fifi’s Restaurant & Café. Other unique landmarks perfect for ending the day include foothill attractions at Mount Kilimanjaro, from the beautiful rush of both the Ndoro and Materuni Waterfalls to old straw huts that make up Chagga Museum’s historic villages, more modest lookouts can be found at the slightly closer Arusha National Park and its abundant wildlife looking out at ethereal sunsets.