Dr. Musinguzi's Conservation Revolution Powers Uganda's Tourism Comeback

Uganda's tourism sector is regaining strong momentum after the COVID-19 slowdown, with officials reporting renewed growth driven largely by wildlife conservation and nature-based attractions that continue to position the country among Africa's leading eco-tourism destinations. Speaking during an engagement with journalists, leaders from the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) said tourism earnings have rebounded to and, in some areas, surpassed pre-pandemic levels. Nature Tourism Remains Uganda's Strongest Asset Officials emphasized that most visitors travel to Uganda primarily for wildlife and natural landscapes, including national parks, rare species, and biodiversity conservation efforts. While cultural tourism such as heritage sites and religious pilgrimages