This is very true - working on our diplomatic relations and ensuring easy accessibility to Uganda is key.
Amidst these travel bans - tourists still have issues with online visas ( everyone in East Africa can now issue visas on arrival!
What’s our comparative advantage in the tourism frontline?
@BalaamBarugahar@mkainerugaba We need incentive for local investors as we attract the big brands. We ordinary Ugandans have to work 24hours just to keep businesses running.
Ugandans fail to know the value chain is beyond Amos Wekesa - it’s the farmers in the villages where the lodges are situated - beyond the petrol stations - the mechanics - spare parts sellers - that depend on tourism - we all wish we were employed by govt and earn salaries even with travel bans …. The travel bans affect too many people and it’s the most human right violation that we all must fight