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Forest conservation is a first priority to maintain the tourism industry in Uganda
Forest conservation is a first priority to maintain the tourism industry in Uganda. The...
Tourism: A key sector in Rwanda
Rosette Rugambwa is the Executive Director for the Rwanda Office for Tourism and...
Gorilla campaign To Promote Uganda’s Tourism
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East Africa to Form Joint Tourism Body
East Africa to Form Joint Tourism Body All East African countries are positively...
Another gorilla group prepared for tourism
Another gorilla group prepared for tourism Tuesday, 26th January, 2010 Uganda’s...
Uganda’s Tourism Receives Boost
It is now about seven months since the governments put money aside to help boost...
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Forest conservation is a first priority to maintain the tourism industry in Uganda
Forest conservation is a first priority to maintain the tourism industry in Uganda. The Ugandans have sacrificed a lot for the conservation of forests in order to support the development of the tourism industry. This is evidenced when the Uganda local’s community refused Mabira forest to be used for industrialization due to its rich bio- diversity... [Read more of this review]
Tourism: A key sector in Rwanda
Rosette Rugambwa is the Executive Director for the Rwanda Office for Tourism and National Parks (ORTPN). The Monitor’s Raymond Kalema and Muhereza Kyamutetera, talked to her about the performance of the industry. Below are the excerpts. Rwanda participated in the recent ITB Berlin Exhibition where she became the fourth, beating other traditional... [Read more of this review]
Gorilla campaign To Promote Uganda’s Tourism
The gorilla sanctuary,Uganda’s expanding ‘gold mine‘
The gorillas of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park are the single most drawing feature for foreign tourists to Uganda. Dwelling in the dense moist tropical forest found in south western Uganda, the mountain gorilla strikes you as a ferocious animal at first sight. With black eyes, thick black shiny fur and as tall as six feet weighing up to more than... [Read more of this review]
UWA invests more in the gorilla tourist industry
By April this year, a new site for gorilla trekking will open in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park; bringing the total number of sites to four. The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) is opening up another tourist destination in the park to ensure that more tourists have a chance to find their way to view some of the 300 of the world’s famous mountain... [Read more of this review]
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