RwandAir has announced the resumption of the daily flights to and from Entebbe International Airport. The halt of this route since June 2021 was due to a surge in Covid cases in the region. Following consistent reduction in covid confirmed Read More
Adventure Consults is happy to let you know that the 7 days quarantine requirement for travelers from India and Uganda has been removed. Note that this is as of 9th September 2021.
There’s always something good about Rhinos! The latest from Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) and Ziwa Rhino sanctuary is that the two organizations have come to a mutual understanding and long-term partnership to keep the Rhinos at the sanctuary. Contrary to Read More
The Government of the Republic of Uganda passed new directives regarding clearance of tourists and other residents returning to Uganda. As per earlier communication, the directives were to be valid until 31 July 2021 but according to Civil Aviation Authority Read More
Adventure Consults is pleased to announce that 2021 Gorilla Naming Ceremony, popularly known as Kwita Izina will be held on World Gorilla Day, 24 September 2021.
The Government of the Republic of Uganda has given the following directives effective 3rd July 2021 until 31 July 2021 regarding clearance of tourists and other residents returning to Uganda: Airlines shall carry only travellers with approved and authorized visas Read More
Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) is in final stages of relocating rhinos from Ziwa Rhino & Wildlife Ranch to other sanctuaries in Uganda as the sanctuary transitions to other uses. The program was created in 2005 as a collaborative effort between Read More
As tourism slowly recovers from the worst effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, Uganda Wildlife Authority has extended its promotional discounts to 30th June 2021 which among many exciting offers includes the incredible offer on gorilla and chimpanzee permits as well Read More
The global race for a vaccine against the novel coronavirus that literally brought the world to a stop has been closely followed with interest by possibly every global citizen.
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
