(eTN) - O le sa avea muamua ma Pule Sili o le Tanzania Tourist Board (TTB), Peter Mwenguo, lauiloa i le salafa o le lalolagi mo ana manuia taumafaiga e faalauiloa lona atunuu moni, e tusa ai ma faamatalaga na maua mai Dar es Salaam, maliu ina ua maeʻa foliga mai. stroke i le Aso Gafua o lenei vaiaso.
O Peter, e tusa ai ma se faamatalaga faatuatuaina, na faatoa foi mai lava mai le Iunaite Setete lea sa ia auai ai i le faauuga o se tasi o lana fanau ma sa maʻi ina ua taunuu i le Dar es Salaam's Julius Nyerere International Airport ma aveina atu ai i se falemai, lea na ia mulimuli ane na maua i se maʻi ogaoga.
O Peter Mwenguo na tautua i le TTB talu mai le 1993, muamua i lona tofiga muamua o le Marketing Director, o se tofiga na ia umia ma le faʻaaloalo mo le 6 tausaga, ae le i avea mulimuli ane ma tulaga maualuga i le tofiga o le Chief Executive o le Tanzania Tourist Board. Na ia galue ia Oketopa 2008 ina ua litaea aloaia, ae na toe taofia foi mo le isi tausaga i luga o se faufautua faʻapitoa seʻia oʻo i le faʻaiuga o le 2009.
E 64 tausaga o Peter, ma ua maliu lona agaga faʻafitia le pisinisi faʻa-turisi a Tanzania i le sailiga o taimi lelei i luma atu.
OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:
- O Peter, e tusa ai ma se faamatalaga faatuatuaina, na faatoa foi mai lava mai le Iunaite Setete lea sa ia auai ai i le faauuga o se tasi o lana fanau ma sa maʻi ina ua taunuu i le Dar es Salaam's Julius Nyerere International Airport ma aveina atu ai i se falemai, lea na ia mulimuli ane na maua i se maʻi ogaoga.
- Peter Mwenguo had served the TTB since 1993, first in his initial appointment as Marketing Director, a position he held with distinction for 6 years, before subsequently being promoted to the post of Chief Executive of the Tanzania Tourist Board.
- The former Chief Executive of the Tanzania Tourist Board (TTB), Peter Mwenguo, known around the world for his successful efforts to promote his native country, has, according to information received from Dar es Salaam, passed away following an apparent stroke on Monday of this week.
