Covid-19 pushed the tourism sector on the edge – almost to near collapse – non had ever imagined. It was a global disaster, but one that hurt Uganda’s tourism value chain, perhaps much more than elsewhere. Stretched months of airspace closure and restrictions on movement left the industry on its knees – from which it has taken almost five years to show real signs of recovery. Not forgetting that the industry had for years struggled to shake off various pressures, resulting from terrorism and political-related threats. Post-Covid-19 – around 2021 – tourism arrivals stood at about 450,000, which was…
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