MORE than 100 tax administrators from across the Commonwealth have turned from policy to wildlife, spending time in one of Africa’s most celebrated landscapes._
NGORONGORO, Tanzania: More than 100 delegates from the *Commonwealth Association of Tax Administrators (CATA)* visited the *Ngorongoro Conservation Area* after their meeting in Arusha, discovering its wildlife, dramatic landscapes and rich cultural and archaeological heritage.
For Emery, a delegate from Rwanda, the visit was an unexpected highlight and left him eager to see what lay ahead in the *world-famous Ngorongoro Crater.*
“*Visiting Ngorongoro is a surprise for us, and I cannot wait to see more when I get down into the crater,”* he said.
Peter Robert of Gosheni Safaris, the safari organiser, said *Ngorongoro was chosen for its natural beauty, diverse wildlife and significant archaeological discoveries, qualities that make it a destination for visitors seeking something extraordinary.*
The visit highlighted Ngorongoro’s global appeal as a place where nature, culture and human origins meet, and reinforced its standing as one of Tanzania’s leading tourist attractions.



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