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Cassius, the world’s largest saltwater crocodile in captivity and a legend in his own right, is no more. The 5.48-meter behemoth, who spent decades as a resident of Green Island in Queensland’s Great Barrier Reef, was a fixture of Marineland Melanesia and a record-breaking giant in the world of crocodiles. Cassius, whose age was estimated […]
The Uganda Tourism Board (UTB), in collaboration with Total Energies Uganda, has launched the Explore Uganda App, a new digital platform designed to enhance travel experiences for both domestic and international tourists in Uganda. This app offers a modern approach to exploring Uganda’s diverse attractions, helping visitors navigate its scenic landscapes, cultural sites, and a […]
Sustainable tourism refers to practices that minimize negative environmental, social, and economic impacts while maximizing benefits to local communities, cultures, and ecosystems. The goal of sustainable tourism is to ensure that tourism can be maintained long-term without harming the natural and cultural resources that make destinations attractive. Uganda boasts a wealth of natural beauty, diverse […]
Steeped in centuries of tradition and woven into the cultural fabric of the Bagisu people, the Imbalu circumcision rite is a vibrant celebration of bravery, resilience, and unity. This ancient custom, passed down through generations, continues to be upheld with immense pride by the Bagisu, a Bantu ethnic group residing in the mountainous regions of […]
The Iteso people, who inhabit the densely populated districts of Kumi, Soroti, Bukedea, Amuria, Butebo, Ngora, Serere, Kaberamaido, Kapelebyong, Mbale, and Pallisa in Eastern Uganda, have long been custodians of a rich cultural legacy. Their deep-rooted traditions, values, and customs continue to shape their identity and contribute to Uganda’s diverse cultural tapestry. Also known as […]
Uganda, famously known as the Pearl of Africa, offers a rich tapestry of adventure, culture, and breathtaking natural beauty. Whether you’re a thrill-seeker in search of adrenaline-pumping experiences, a culinary explorer eager to try new flavors, or a traveler immersed in the allure of vibrant nightlife and deep-rooted traditions, Uganda has something for every type […]
Uganda is set to integrate gastronomy into its upcoming 10-year tourism strategy, building on insights from the recent UN Tourism Regional Forum on Gastronomy held in Zimbabwe, Lilly Ajarova, CEO of the Uganda Tourism Board (UTB) revealed. The country’s culinary landscape is undergoing a revival, with growing interest from entrepreneurs and the private sector. Ugandan […]
Climate change isn’t just a distant future threat, it’s happening now, with profound consequences for the planet. At its core, climate change refers to long-term shifts in temperature and weather patterns. While natural factors like volcanic eruptions and solar activity have always played a role in these changes, the past two centuries have seen an […]
The Uganda National Roads Authority (UNRA) has announced that the Karuma Bridge will be closed to all traffic starting Monday, September 23, 2024. Although this closure may cause temporary disruptions, it is essential for the bridge’s restoration and long-term safety. During the renovation, the bridge’s concrete deck will be demolished to facilitate major rehabilitation work, […]
Africa is becoming an increasingly popular destination for Chinese tourists, thanks to its unique landscapes, cultural richness, and diverse travel experiences. In recent years, the number of Chinese visitors to the continent has surged. Travel data shows a significant rise in bookings. Between February and August this year, Chinese travelers to Africa increased by 1.2 […]
