The Mbale Wildlife Conservation Education Centre is expected to serve as a regional hub for conservation knowledge and environmental stewardship in Eastern Uganda. Through educational programs, outreach activities, and awareness campaigns, the facility will help nurture a culture of sustainable environmental management and responsible conservation practices.

There is fishing, boat trips, nature walks, and a beach volleyball net waiting for the adventurous. In the evening, bonfires can be lit on the beach as one is watching the lights of the fishermen on the lake.

The Minister of State for Tourism, Wildlife, and Antiquities, Martin Mugarra Bahinduka, has said that the purpose of International...

The Bradt Guides, an international tourism agency, has ranked Uganda as the fourth tourism destination to be visited in...

Every year, September 27 is celebrated as World Tourism Day all over the world with the aim to raise...