Welcoming Back Uganda’s Flag Carrier
As dozens of international carriers increase frequency to and from Entebbe Airport, Uganda’s national flag carrier was revived and began flying again in August 2019 for the first time since 2001.
ADVENTURE CONSULTS (Uganda and Rwanda) – COVID-19 FAQ.
Adventure greetings from Uganda and Rwanda! We hope you are continuing to keep safe during this cloudy moment. As a travel family, the impact must be the same all trough, and our thoughts go out to you all!
Uganda’s Punishment Island: ‘I was left to die on an island for getting pregnant’
Unmarried girls who got pregnant used to be seen as bringing shame to their families in parts of Uganda, so they were taken to a tiny island and left to die. The lucky ones were rescued, and one of them Read More
New Air Service Connects Kenya’s Masai Mara and Uganda
Regional air service in East Africa takes another giant leap forward in June with the addition of direct flights from Kenya’s Masai Mara to Entebbe, with onward connections to Uganda’s national parks.
5 Tips for Traveling in Uganda & Rwanda
Nothing compares with having someone on the ground with an intimate understanding of the place you’re visiting.Adventure Consults takes great pride in knowing that travelers can immerse themselves in everything
Marvel at mountain gorillas in the wild
Why now? When Rwanda doubled the price of its gorilla trek permits from $750 to $1,500 (£572 to £1,144) in 2017, neighbouring Uganda responded by freezing its own rates at $600 (£458) until mid-2019.
Glimpse at chimps: The top 7 places to track chimps in the wild
Eastern and Central Africa are home to the best places in the world to track chimps if you know where to look.
Mountain gorilla: From tragedy to fragile success
New status proves value of long-term protection and international efforts.
Uganda Gorilla Doctor Receives Sierra Club Award
Dr. Gladys Zikusooka Kalema — a very good friend and partner of Adventure Consults Uganda for over 12 years — was recently honored with a prestigious EarthCare Award from the Sierra Club in the United States.
Secret life of rare antelope revealed
The world’s largest forest antelope has been caught on camera in Uganda for the first time. The elusive striped antelope, known as the lowland bongo, was snapped in dense forest near the border with the Democratic Republic of Congo.