How to travel to Tanzania from Jordan?

To travel from Jordan to Tanzania, you need to plan your trip. Here are some things you need to prepare before traveling to Tanzania

• Check Tanzania visa requirements: You need a tourist visa to enter Tanzania. This document allows a stay of up to 90 days in the country and permits a single entry. Travelers must carry a printed copy of their Tanzania visa for Jordanian citizens when traveling to Tanzania from Jordan.  It is also advisable to store it on their smartphone or other device.
• Booking a flight: Traveling from Jordan to Tanzania typically takes around 13 hours, depending on layovers and flight routes. Flights usually depart from Queen Alia International Airport (AMM) and arrive at Julius Nyerere International Airport (DAR). The frequency of flights can vary, with several airlines operating on this route. It's advisable to check with specific airlines for the most current schedules and availability. 
• Travel insurance: We recommend buying travel insurance to safeguard your trip against unexpected events. This is particularly important for long journeys or adventure travel, where there may be risks related to health, flight cancellations, or lost luggage.
• Find accommodation: Tanzania has several hotels, lodges and camps in urban cities, coastal towns, wildlife parks and reserves, as noted below. Select your preferred region to see individual details about travel accommodation. You can see more information about Best Hotels In Tanzania.
• Travel essentials for Tanzania: 

+ For safari vacations, a soft-sided backpack is more useful than a hard bag since it is easier to fit into tiny flights or transfer cars. Packing cubes may help you keep your possessions neat while also reducing the volume.

+ Internal flights (including transfers to Zanzibar) sometimes have substantially lower luggage allowances than international flights. To stay within the weight limit, use an accurate baggage scale.

+ For sightseeing and wildlife drives, pair your backpack with a sling bag or lightweight daysack.

+ Protect your phone with a phone bunjee, which safeguards it from loss, theft, and damage. You could also want to bring a backup-powered charger with you when you're out and about - you don't want to lose out on a spectacular photo opportunity.

+ Never drink or brush your teeth with tap water. It's best to use bottled water for drinking and personal hygiene to ensure your safety.

+ Don't forget to budget for mementos on the way home! Look for handicrafts made of wood and stone, as well as beautifully colored fabrics.