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Uganda Airlines has announced a new route to Gatwick London, starting in October 2024. The airline will operate three flights per week on this route, using Airbus A330-800neo aircraft.

This new route will be a welcome addition for travelers between Uganda and the United Kingdom. It will provide more options for travelers, and it will also help to boost tourism in both countries.

Uganda Increased Gorilla Permit Fees:
What You Need to Know Uganda, home to nearly half of the world's remaining mountain gorillas, has recently announced an increase in gorilla trekking permits from $700 to $800 for foreign non-residents.
While necessary for conservation efforts, this decision raises important questions for travelers and the future of wildlife tourism in the region.

Talk about traveling, experiencing the wild up, big and fast? Blanketed in Jungles, fringed by nature and beaches tourism brings close the smallest of vise! It brings close the nucleus of things always understood as far and wide.

For that requires, experience, knowledgeable and an articulate guide and operator to take you through the fascinating adventure making nature and the world a memoir for the auxins.

With James Mwere’s passion and vigor, exciting tourists, he has grown from a tour guide to owning a safari company. MJ Safaris offers gorilla trekking experience, wildlife safaris, birding, and cultural tours, nature guides on top of their niche in sports and domestic tourism in Uganda, Rwanda, DR Congo and Tanzania.

Enchanting Canoe ride on lake Mulehe-Kisoro south western Uganda

This photographic tour will unveil to you picture perfect volcanoes and life in a typical Ugandan village. It takes place in Kisoro, a District at the border of Uganda with Rwanda that is packed with rolling hills and Mountain Ranges. In between them are sensational crater lakes, a perfect example being Lake Mulehe.

About Bishop James Hannington

Who killed Bishop James Hannington in Uganda

Bishop James Hannington was born on 3rd September 1847 at Hurstpierpoint in Sussex, England, about eight miles from Brighton, where his father ran a warehouse, and was part of the family that ran Hannington’s Department stores, His father, Charles Smith Hannington, had recently acquired the property known as St. George’s. During Hannington’s childhood, he blew off his thumb with black powder. As a boy, he was a collector.