The 4th Uganda – Kenya Coast Tourism Conference & Exhibition concluded at the scenic Ocean Beach Resort & Spa in Malindi, Kenya, marking another milestone in the East African tourism calendar. Held from October 27th to 28th, 2025, the event drew over 750 delegates from Uganda, Kenya, and other African nations under the theme “Leveraging […]
The National Forestry Authority (NFA) of Uganda has taken a significant step forward in promoting sustainable tourism with the launch of its new Eco-Tourism Central Reservation System. Held at the National Forestry Authority (NFA) headquarters on October 28th, 2025, this event marks a pivotal moment for Uganda Tourism, introducing online booking and payment features for […]
As the global travel industry gears up for the World Travel Market (WTM) London 2025, Uganda is set to shine as a beacon of cultural vibrancy and natural beauty. From November 4th-6th, the “Pearl of Africa” will showcase its rich heritage, stunning landscapes, and authentic experiences at Excel London (Stand S13-210), inviting travel enthusiasts and […]
On October 25th, 2025, Hon. Bahinduka Mugarra Martin, Uganda’s Minister of State for Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities, inspected the groundbreaking installation of a 100km solar-powered electric fence at the Lokumoit Ranger Post in Kidepo Valley National Park. This initiative, spearheaded by the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA), aims to mitigate human-wildlife conflicts along the park’s boundary, […]
Today marks a significant milestone for Uganda’s tourism and aviation sectors as the Uganda Tourism Board (UTB) and Uganda Airlines held a strategic meeting to strengthen their collaboration. Led by Uganda Tourism Board (UTB) CEO Ms. Juliana Kagwa and Uganda Airlines C.E.O Ms. Jennifer Bamuturaki, the discussions focused on aligning efforts to promote Destination Uganda […]
The travel and tourism industry, often celebrated for its ability to connect cultures and boost economies, has a dark underbelly: the exploitation of children. This serious issue, known as child sexual exploitation in travel and tourism (CSECTT), involves the abuse of vulnerable children by travelers, tourists, or intermediaries for profit or gratification. Despite global efforts, […]
Imagine a lake so vast it could engulf entire countries. Welcome to Lake Victoria, Africa’s largest lake and the world’s second-largest freshwater lake, a shimmering giant that sprawls across 68,800 km². Comparable in size to Ireland, Lake Victoria is a breathtaking natural marvel shared by three nations namely; Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania. More than just […]
The Uganda Tourism Association (UTA), led by President Mrs. Yogi Biriggwa, met with newly appointed British High Commissioner H.E. Lisa Chesney MBE on October 4th, 2025, in Kampala, Uganda, to strengthen Uganda-UK tourism ties. This strategic dialogue, held against the backdrop of Uganda’s record 1.37 million visitors in 2024 and a $1.28 billion tourism revenue, […]
Tooro, known as the Pearl of Uganda, is home to an extraordinary collection of approximately 50 Crater Lakes, each a natural masterpiece formed in volcanic craters. These lakes offer diverse experiences, from immersive eco-tourism adventures to serene luxury escapes, making Tooro a premier destination for travelers seeking to connect with nature and culture. Below, we […]
Uganda, often called the “Pearl of Africa” for its stunning landscapes and biodiversity, is increasingly gaining recognition as a haven for agritourism. Farm resorts here in Uganda offer more than just a place to stay, they provide an authentic gateway into the country’s rural heart, where visitors can roll up their sleeves in coffee plantations, […]