Hotel directors, managers, and hospitality stakeholders attentively participate in the Uganda Tourism Board’s training workshop on quality assurance and star rating systems
Fort Portal City, a key gateway to Uganda’s tourism attractions including Kibale National Park and the Rwenzori Mountains, is currently hosting an important capacity-building initiative for the hospitality sector. The Quality Assurance team is conducting a comprehensive training session for hoteliers focused on the updated East African Community (EAC) grading and classification criteria, together with […]
Air Tanzania’s modern Boeing 737 MAX 9 (5H-TCP) on the tarmac, proudly displaying the airline’s iconic giraffe and ‘The Wings of Kilimanjaro’ livery
Air Tanzania, proudly known as the “Wings of Kilimanjaro”, has achieved a significant milestone by earning certification under the Tanzania Tourism Sector Safety and Protection (TTSSP) framework. This certification reinforces Tanzania’s ongoing efforts to deliver safer and well-regulated tourism services to international visitors. The Tanzania Tourism Sector Safety and Protection (TTSSP) certification highlights Air Tanzania’s […]
Excitement builds as tourism professionals, runners, and explorers connect at the Explore Ankole launch
The Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities in Uganda has officially kicked off the Explore Ankole campaign, shining a spotlight on Western Uganda’s rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, and sporting spirit. On 10th March 2026, dignitaries, tourism stakeholders and travel enthusiasts gathered at Fairway Hotel Kampala for the grand launch. The event buzzed with excitement […]
A photograph of boats on Musambwa Island taken during the Musambwa Island tour on Lake Victoria in Central Uganda.
On 14th March 2026, an extraordinary wildlife exploration took place on Musambwa Island, a culturally protected island located within Lake Victoria. The island is renowned for its remarkable biodiversity, hosting thousands of Grey-headed gull alongside a fascinating variety of reptiles. The expedition offered participants a rare opportunity to experience one of Uganda’s most unique eco-tourism […]
Uganda Civil Aviation Authority (UCCA) leadership and distinguished Muslim guests posing together during the 2026 Ramadan Iftar event, a moment of unity and celebration at the authority’s headquarters
The Uganda Civil Aviation Authority (UCAA) brought together Muslim aviation stakeholders on Friday, 6th March 2026, for its annual Iftar dinner at the Uganda Civil Aviation Authority (UCAA) Head Office in Kampala. The heartfelt gathering celebrated the holy month of Ramadan while delivering vital Entebbe flight updates to the travel community. Director General Mr. Fred […]
Photograph of passengers in line at a check-in point at Entebbe International Airport in Uganda
Entebbe International Airport has officially become the beating heart of Uganda’s tourism renaissance. In 2025 the airport handled a staggering 2.49 million international passengers, a jaw-dropping 340% increase from the 565,541 passengers recorded during the depths of the COVID-19 crisis in 2020. The Uganda Civil Aviation Authority (UCAA) announced the milestone, crediting new regional routes […]