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It fills us with great pleasure to inform you that the Bwindi gorilla population has been experiencing a baby boom in recent months with the birth of several new baby gorillas. The latest birth (pictured above) was on 28th July, 2021 to the Bitukura Gorilla group in Ruhija region. This birth along with another baby…
UPDATE ON TRAVEL GUIDELINES FROM MINISTRY OF HEALTH, UGANDA. The mandatory testing of all incoming travellers (including children) at Entebbe International Airport and other points of entry which was due to come into effect on 3rd September has been postponed for 2 weeks by the Ministry of Health, Uganda. CURRENT ARRIVAL REQUIREMENTS ARE: All incoming…
All travellers arriving in Rwanda must have a negative PCR certificate performed within 72 hours prior to departure. A COVID-19 test is not mandatory for accompanied children under 5 years All travellers arriving in Rwanda must complete the passenger locator form and upload the COVID-19 test certificate before heading to the airport. Please see passenger…
The Government of Uganda now requires all travellers, including children, irrespective of vaccination status or country of origin, to arrive with a negative PCR test taken within 72 hours of travel AND carry out a PCR test at their own cost (USD $65) on arrival at all entry points into Uganda including Entebbe International Airport….
Great Lakes safaris hosted writer Sarah Marshall in Uganda in April for a story on the conservation going on behind the scenes to ensure our countries natural resources are protected for future generations. Direct link to the article in National Geographic Traveller Magazine UK More on Sarah Marchall’s visit to Uganda
Uganda was represented by a team of 25 individuals at the Olympic Games in Tokyo. We are proud of all our athletes who competed. Uganda achieved 2 gold, 1 silver and 1 bronze medal! Find all the details on Wikipedia
From Poverty To CEO: Ugandan Founder Of ‘Great Lakes Safaris’ Looks Back On 20 Years Of Success
Amos Masaba Wekesa, is the founder of Great Lakes Safaris and Uganda Lodges Limited. Born and raised in Eastern Uganda, he has an inspiring and humbling background that reflects the person he is today, and the strong values and vision he has for company and staff. My life could have been very different, being born…
Amos Wekesa, from young smuggler to tourism boss
The Great Lakes Safaris Journey Beyond newsletter, sent irregularly, roughly once per month, provides updates on our activities and the ‘Great Lakes’ region, including conservation efforts, community initiatives, and new travel experiences.
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