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Miss World 2018 Visit at Arusha National Park



On 30.10.2019 Miss World 2018 Vanessa Ponce visited one of our prestigious National Park in Tanzania (Arusha National Park).

The World Beauty Queen admires Tanzania’s tourist attractions.

>>She was quoted saying that “I would only see these sceneries in the Lion King movies... I never thought I would one day come across such beauty”, she explained.


>>She was also inspired by the fact that “Nothing is fake here, everything that I saw is real, it is unlike other places that I have visited”, she observed.

>>She also revealed how she enjoyed Tanzania’s local dishes during her stay in the country, mentioning Ugali and king fish as her new favorite dish.

***She vowed to promote tourist attractions in Tanzania to the rest of the World, and she commended the country’s decision of banning the use of plastic bags effectively July 1, and surprised why other countries are reluctant or hesitating to do so since it’s important for the health of the environment especially to our natural resources.

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