The southern sector of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park in Rushaga recently hosted a high-profile visit that highlighted Uganda’s world-class tourism offering. Uganda’s Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Rt. Hon. Thomas Tayebwa, and the Speaker of the Parliament of the Czech Republic, Rt. Hon. Tomio Okamura, shared an unforgettable gorilla trekking experience in the lush, ancient rainforest. […]
Photograph showing canoe boats with fishermen taken from Lake Victoria in Entebbe, Uganda
The planet’s largest freshwater lakes are natural wonders of astonishing scale. These vast inland seas hold thousands of cubic kilometres of water, support unique ecosystems, shape regional climates and offer some of the most rewarding travel experiences on Earth. Whether you are drawn to remote wilderness, tropical beaches, wildlife or cultural encounters, these lakes deliver […]
Tusker Lite Rwenzori Marathon
Britam Uganda has reaffirmed its multi-year partnership with the Tusker Lite Rwenzori Marathon for the fifth edition, scheduled for 22nd August 2026 in Kasese. The collaboration now goes beyond traditional sponsorship to emphasise practical wellness support for runners and travel protection for participants, aligning closely with the event’s growing status as Uganda’s first World Athletics […]
Cyclists gear up for the 800km Race The Nile Uganda Ultra 2026, a self-supported endurance challenge set along the iconic River Nile in West Nile
Arua City in Uganda’s West Nile region lit up with excitement this past week as tourism leaders, government officials, local cyclists, and community representatives gathered for the official launch of Race the Nile Uganda Ultra 2026. This groundbreaking event marks the first self-supported gravel ultra-endurance cycling race through one of Africa’s least-explored frontiers. From 23rd […]
Official poster for the Busoga Coffee & Cocoa Tourism Festival 2026, set for 18th-20th September at Jinja Showgrounds, promoting the region’s agricultural transformation and agro-tourism potential
The Busoga sub-region of eastern Uganda is undergoing a quiet but significant agricultural transformation. Long dominated by sugarcane, farmers and local leaders are increasingly turning to high-value perennial crops, coffee and cocoa, that promise better returns, stronger export potential, and greater resilience for smallholder communities. This shift takes centre stage at the inaugural Busoga Coffee […]