Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities, Ms Doreen Katusiime, addresses delegates during Uganda's high-level side event in Busan, as Dr Jackline Nyirachiza Besigye, Head of the Department of Museums and Monuments, looks on. Uganda reaffirmed its heritage leadership in Busan on 24 July 2026, doubling its AWHF funding pledge and securing host rights for Africa's periodic reporting launch. The commitments were unveiled at a high-level side event

The Minister of State for Tourism, Hon. Susan Nakawukyi, has commended the Conservation Through Commercialisation Center (CTC) for its innovative approach to wildlife conservation, describing it as a model that demonstrates how conservation and tourism can work together to create sustainable economic opportunities. Hon. Nakawukyi made the remarks during her familiarisation visit to CTC, a privately managed wildlife conservation facility located in Lukalu Village, Mpigi Distri

(Left) Amos Wekesa, (Center) Hon Susan Nakawukyi & (Right) UTB CEO Mrs Juliana Kaggwa When the runners take their first steps against the dramatic backdrop of the Rwenzori Mountains, Uganda will not just be hosting a marathon, it will be telling a story and selling herself high as a competitive, authentic and sustainable tourism destination. The preparations for the Rwenzori Marathon have moved beyond the finishing line, with organizers positioning the event as a powerful t

The Uganda Tourism Board (UTB) leadership has paid a courtesy visit to the newly appointed State Minister for Tourism, welcoming her to the Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities and strengthening collaboration between the Ministry and the country’s tourism Marketing Agency. The delegation, led by UTB Chief Executive Officer Mrs. Juliana Kaggwa, included the Head of Quality Assurance who doubles as the Ag. Deputy Chief Executive Officer Mr. Ssemakula Samora,, and Mark

The 2026 Fort Portal City Marathon once again transformed Uganda’s tourism capital into a vibrant arena of endurance, culture and destination marketing as more than 2,500 participants, including over 1,000 competitive athletes, converged on the scenic city for one of the country’s fastest-growing sports tourism events. Held on 17th July 2026, the marathon celebrated the unique blend of athletics, tourism, conservation and community that has made Fort Portal City one of Ugan

The Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities has officially launched the construction of a Shs9.2 billion tourism extension project at the Kikorongo Equator Monument, reaffirming Government’s commitment to diversifying Uganda’s tourism products, enhancing visitor experiences and increasing the sector’s contribution to national development. The project, being implemented by Kwed Construction Limited, will transform the iconic Equator stopover into a modern visitor desti