Loading8 - 10 November, 2026

The HortiLogistica Africa team met with Arusha Regional Commissioner Amos Makala to discuss how the November exhibition will help grow the economy of Arusha and Tanzania as a whole, and the benefits it brings to people both inside and outside the horticulture industry.
The HortiLogistica Africa team had the opportunity to meet with Amos Makala, Regional Commissioner of Arusha, to discuss the upcoming exhibition at Ngurdoto Mountain Lodge this 8–10 November and the role it is set to play in the region's economy.
Discussions centred on how HortiLogistica Africa 2026 will help grow the economy of Arusha and Tanzania as a whole — from the trade, investment and jobs the exhibition brings directly, to the wider economic activity it generates across the region during the three days of the event and beyond.
The conversation also covered the benefits the exhibition brings to people both inside and outside the horticulture industry, from local businesses and service providers to the broader Arusha community set to welcome exhibitors and visitors from across the world this November.
The meeting underlined the continued support of local government for HortiLogistica Africa 2026, adding to the backing already shown at the highest levels of national government since the event's launch in Dodoma earlier this year.

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