Despite this positive trend, we need to do more to preserve and protect our health system and hence our lives. To achieve the above two strategic objectives and augmenting my observations above,Read More
COVID-19 - Uganda entry requirements - 01/05/21 On the 30th April 2021 the Ministry of Health in Uganda released an updated statement regarding entry requirements into Uganda on account of the increased number COVID-19 variants and infection numbers in specific countries around the world.Read More
As Uganda continues to manage the impacts of COVID 19 and welcome visitors to the various destinations around the country Uganda Wildlife AuthorityRead More
Great news from Bwindi Impenetrable!!Yet another baby birth, the new born was observed in Kutu family named after the silver back of the group located in the southern sector at Rushaga, the family is relatively new.Read More
Entebbe International Airport and Land borders will now be opened with effect from 1st October 2020 for tourists, coming in and going out, provided they tested negative 72 hours prior arrival in Uganda.Read More
Following the outbreak of corona virus disease and the resulting crisis in travel, we are experiencing an unprecedented wave of cancellations of confirmed bookings in Uganda. We don’t know how long it will take to contain the virus, but the impact on our operations is huge already.Read More
There has been an increase in price for the gorilla and chimps permits in Uganda, starting 1st July 2020, as recently confirmed by the Uganda Wild life Authority (UWA).Below are the changes:New Gorilla permits (Uganda): from $600 to $700 Chimps Trekking permits (Kibale NP): from $150 to $200Chimps Habituation (Kibale NP): from $220 to $250Gorilla...Read More
We still have clients travelling in the country safely and this is to let you know that the World Health Organization and the government are working very hard in this regard.Read More
An American tourist and a safari guide kidnapped by gunmen in a Ugandan national park have been recovered safe and sound after a ransom was paid for their release, a safari firm said on Sunday. Police spokeswoman Polly Namaye, who did not confirm the ransom payment, credited the safe recovery of the pair “to the...Read More
