By Jonathan Kamoga Many of you must have seen it in pictures online, or heard about it from friends while some harbour the desire to visit it. Those who have been able
By Hon. Daudi Migereko and Prof. Katende. M. Suleyman The past two years have been difficult ones. As we come to the end of 2021, it only reminds us of all the
Destination Uganda is the most rewarding destination in the region with the richest and most diverse natural, human, cultural and historical attractions resource base over a small geographic area” – guaranteeing life-time experiences and the highest return on investment for both tourists and investors.
Over the last course of so many years of my life, I have been blessed to traverse our country Uganda and visit some of the breathtakingly beautiful locations. I can now confidently
State Minister Tourism Hon. Bahinduka poses for a picture with the Miss Uganda entourage as well the CEO Bunyonyi Safaris Resort Charlotte Kanabahita and the Breathtaking Uganda team.
The Minister of State for Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities, Hon. Bahinduka Mugarra Martin has urged Ugandans to rally behind domestic tourism, as a key driver of the post-Covid-19 tourism sector in a
Brovad Sands Lodge Kalangala is known for being probably the best beach getaway on Bugala Island- the largest of the 83 islands in Lake Victoria, that make up Kalangala District. With a
Irrespective of the recent poisoning of 6 tree-climbing lions in Queen Elizabeth National Park (QENP), Uganda remains a competitive Lion Country, with plenty of roaming prides in Murchison Falls National Park, Kidepo
They say, all work without play makes you, yes you, dull. But if you want to play this weekend, and we think you should, then look no further than the super luxurious
Uganda Tourism Board (UTB) and Uganda Airlines have today, February 5th 2020 signed a memorandum of understanding to combine their efforts to promote the tourism potential of Brand Destination Uganda. The two
Even though there is quite some competition in Kampala’s hotel space- with average occupancy rates standing at about 58% (a hotel needs about 40% occupancy to break even), with key noticeable names