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Rwanda’s approach to conservation around
Volcanoes National Park is anchored in a
progressive revenue-sharing scheme that allocates 10% of
all park tourism revenue directly to neighbouring
communities. This policy, formalized in 2017, doubled the previous
allocation of 5% and is designed to ensure that… read more
Uganda is making a strategic push to elevate its profile in the
global tourism arena by participating in the
International Tourism Trade Fair (FITUR)
2026, held at IFEMA Madrid from January 21 to 25. This
high-profile event, recognized as one of the world’s leading tourism
exhibitions, brings together professionals and… read more
As Uganda approaches the pivotal 2026 election period, the
nation is experiencing a vibrant mix of opinions, spirited debate, and
active public engagement. Elections naturally bring political
conversations into homes, workplaces, and communities, reflecting a
society that is alive, involved, and exercising its democratic rights.
This d… read more
The
spotlight is firmly on Uganda Airlines as
the carrier finds itself at the centre of a high-profile
anti-corruption investigation led by the
Criminal Investigations Directorate (CID)
and the State House Anti-Corruption Unit.
This formal probe, launched in early Ja… read more
Ugandans seeking to visit the United States for business or
tourism will soon face a significant new hurdle: a
refundable visa bond requirement ranging
from Shs18 million to Shs54 million. This
policy, announced by the US Department of State, is set to take effect
on January 21, 2026, … read more
Tanzania has once again captured the spotlight on the
international tourism stage, with President Samia Suluhu
Hassan celebrating a series of prestigious accolades that
underscore the nation’s growing appeal. At a ceremony held at Tunguu
State House in Zanzibar, the President received three major awards from
the 2025 W… read more
Uganda
is exploring the possibility of abolishing visa
requirements for Russian tourists, signaling a potential
breakthrough in bilateral tourism relations between East Africa and
Russia. John Leonard Mugerwa, Head of the International Legal and Social
Affairs Department at Uganda’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, confirm… read more
Kampala
is making a decisive move to reinforce Uganda Airlines’ future, with
the government formally seeking an additional USD 117
million in funding for 2026 to lock in delivery slots for
ten new aircraft. The request, submitted to Parliament on 1 December
2025 by Transport Minister Edward Katumba
Wamala… read more
RwandaAir’s return to Mombasa after a six-year pause is
injecting fresh momentum into East Africa’s aviation and tourism
landscape, with Kenya positioning itself as a top beneficiary of this
renewed air bridge. The resumption of direct flights is hailed by the
Kenya Tourism Board (KTB) as a landmark
step in the country… read more
Uganda has made a bold statement on the global stage, emerging
as one of the first African countries to formally honour the late Dr.
Jane Goodall for her unparalleled contributions to
wildlife conservation and
environmental advocacy. The historic
recognition took place at the grand finale of the Ekkula… read more
Rwanda’s Revenue-Sharing Model Channels 10% of Park Tourism Income to Local Communities
Uganda Showcases Tourism and Investment Ambitions at FITUR 2026 in Madrid
Uganda Airlines Faces Scrutiny as Anti-Corruption Probe Targets Procurement and Financial Practices
US Introduces Refundable Visa Bond for Ugandan B1/B2 Applicants, Raising Entry Barriers
Tanzania’s Global Tourism Triumphs Signal New Era for African Destinations
Uganda Considers Visa-Free Travel for Russian Tourists to Boost Bilateral Tourism
RwandaAir Reopens Mombasa Route, Powering New Regional Tourism Links for Kenya
