About 2 years ago, Uganda received two Bombardier CRJ900 jets marking the official comeback for the East African country’s national carrier. It’s on record that the country’s Uganda Airlines hit the air traffic in August 2019 for the first time Read More
The start of the Holiday season coincided with my return from an extraordinary journey to East Africa. Last week, my kids woke to our elves who have returned, be-masked, traveling safely and socially distancing among the poinsettias. What a time!
The infamous COVID-19 has profoundly affected all corners of the economy worldwide. In light with this, the Rwanda Development board (RDB) has decided to aggressively promote on the African continent as well as to the international market by offering more Read More
As Uganda continues to manage the impacts of COVID19 and welcome visitors to the various destinations around the country, Adventure Consults is excited to announce the new promotional rates that were effective from 1st December 2020. Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) introduced festive season price discounts that Read More
As guest numbers keep adding up after reopening entry points to Rwanda in August 2020, we are delighted to announce the newest add-on to Rwanda’s tourist menu! Gishwati-Mukura National Park, which was recently upgraded to a UNESCO biosphere reserve is now open to visitors. The Read More
The month of December is popularly known for Christmas celebrations, a festive season when Jesus was born, and to be specific 25th Dec! At Ziwa Rhino sanctuary however, Christmas came as early as 10th December when a rhino baby child was born. Read More
It’s that time of the year when the world celebrates the birth of Jesus, son of God! Well, not everyone is so religious or Christian, but this festive season cuts across most religions, cultures and beliefs! People around the world celebrate Christmas in Read More
Although they were sometimes known in past for poaching wildlife, the Batwa community of Bwindi Forest proved in July that they have transitioned into genuine conservation partners.
The global COVID-19 pandemic and lockdown measures led to the closure of all protected areas in Uganda. At the end of June, savannah parks were reopened for domestic tourism, but primate parks remained closed. While it’s still not clear if Read More
As per the June-July newsletter, Adventure Consults is excited to report the slow opening of Rwanda’s tourism after a nearly four-month hiatus caused by the global Covid-19 pandemic.
