Africa’s most popular online SafariBookings platform announced the annual winners. Even though Uganda did not win the overall score (Botswana #1, Tanzania #2, Zambia #3, Kenya #4, Uganda #5), it won the most important prize to me: The traveller’s vote.
This shows that visitors are truly enjoying their experiences in the country. This is a testament to the hard work of the Ugandan tourism industry, which has been working tirelessly to create sustainable and high-quality experiences for visitors.
SafariBookings: “This remarkable performance takes into account a whole range of categories, from wildlife and scenic beauty to birding and bush credentials. Uganda was also the clear winner when it comes to Africa’s best birding-safari country, as voted by the experts.
And when you take a closer look at Uganda’s parks, from Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and its gorillas to Kibale, Murchison Falls and Queen Elizabeth National Parks, Uganda has reason to be optimistic about future surveys, as they’re hot on the heels of the current top three.
2nd March 2023, Moroto – Karamoja Conservation Zones Initiative under the Kara-Tunga Foundation is recruiting Agroforestry Parish Coordinators to work in the Karamoja sub-region of Uganda.
It was a fantastic week showcasing Kara-Tunga Tours and Kara-Tunga Foundation at the Uganda-EU Business Forum in Kampala. I’m excited to continue these conversations at the Pearl of Africa Tourism Expo on May 23-25, 2024! See you there!
Since our beginnings, we have been blessed to collaborate with photographer, story teller and guide Marcus Westberg. His passion for the remote and unknown made us engage in a long-term commitment to cover Uganda’s best kept secret: Karamoja.
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Uganda rated Best Safari Country in Africa 2023
Africa’s most popular online SafariBookings platform announced the annual winners. Even though Uganda did not win the overall score (Botswana #1, Tanzania #2, Zambia #3, Kenya #4, Uganda #5), it won the most important prize to me: The traveller’s vote.
This shows that visitors are truly enjoying their experiences in the country. This is a testament to the hard work of the Ugandan tourism industry, which has been working tirelessly to create sustainable and high-quality experiences for visitors.
SafariBookings: “This remarkable performance takes into account a whole range of categories, from wildlife and scenic beauty to birding and bush credentials. Uganda was also the clear winner when it comes to Africa’s best birding-safari country, as voted by the experts.
And when you take a closer look at Uganda’s parks, from Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and its gorillas to Kibale, Murchison Falls and Queen Elizabeth National Parks, Uganda has reason to be optimistic about future surveys, as they’re hot on the heels of the current top three.
Watch this space….”
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