Forest tourism in Tanzania is experiencing significant growth, fueled by funding from the Global Environment Facility (GEF). According to Tanzania Forest Services (TFS), visitor numbers to forest reserves have dramatically increased from under 200 in 2015 to over 390,000 visitors each year. This surge is directly linked to projects supported by the GEF, which have contributed to the overall development of the sector. The substantial rise in tourism highlights successful conservation efforts and the increasing appeal of Tanzania’s forest reserves. This positive trend indicates a growing interest in ecotourism within Tanzania. The Daily News reports this advancement, showcasing the impact of international funding on local environmental initiatives. This development is expected to further boost Tanzania’s tourism revenue and support sustainable forest management.