After many applications, we’re happy to welcome our new team of Karamoja Tour Guides in Moroto town.
At Kara-Tunga we aim at creating opportunities for unemployed youth in Karamoja through tourism. With the loyal support of all our clients and partners, we therefore are happy to expand our team of Karamoja Tour Guides.
Today we would like to start with introducing our new tour guides that stood through a thorough selection. Please welcome the talented: Abonyo, Adome, Akol, Alinga, Angella, Awas, Bala, Lokoru, Lomonging, Nangiro, Nakoli, Sagal and Lokuda.
The new Karamoja Tour Guides members will go through various trainings like First Aid, Customer Care, Scouting, Sustainability and Heritage Preservation. Please give them a big applause and we hope to see you soon in Karamoja!
Knowing which animals live where is critical to planning effective conservation following to the two researchers. With the support of a grant from the National Geographic Society they are now focusing their research on the primates of Uganda. They conducted primate surveys in northeastern Uganda from 2014 to 2017
Karamoja Safari featured in the Dutch and Belgium magazine called Columbus Travel Magazine. The magazine highlights a 20 pages travel report from climbing worlds Mt Elgon (4321m), an authentic cultural experience in Karamojaland and ending with an off the beaten path Wildlife Safari in Kidepo Valley National Park!
The United Nations General Assembly declared 2017 as the International Year of Sustainable Tourism for Development recalling the potential of tourism. During 12 months the organisation features international sustainable tourism initiatives including ourselves. Read the full feature on the campaign website Tourism4Develoment.com
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Welcoming new Karamoja Tour Guides in Moroto
After many applications, we’re happy to welcome our new team of Karamoja Tour Guides in Moroto town.
At Kara-Tunga we aim at creating opportunities for unemployed youth in Karamoja through tourism. With the loyal support of all our clients and partners, we therefore are happy to expand our team of Karamoja Tour Guides.
Today we would like to start with introducing our new tour guides that stood through a thorough selection. Please welcome the talented: Abonyo, Adome, Akol, Alinga, Angella, Awas, Bala, Lokoru, Lomonging, Nangiro, Nakoli, Sagal and Lokuda.
The new Karamoja Tour Guides members will go through various trainings like First Aid, Customer Care, Scouting, Sustainability and Heritage Preservation. Please give them a big applause and we hope to see you soon in Karamoja!
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