Satellite technology has since confirmed this site near Cayambe city to be the true equator - unlike other tourist attractions with ... points to choose from in Uganda, when you’re not ...

The Baha’i faith hasn't attracted many followers in Africa. But there is one Baha’i temple on the continent, located in the Ugandan capital of Kampala. It's one of the few green spaces in the city, ...

After an exciting edition in 2024, the Pearl of Africa Tourism ... that Explore Uganda, Tell Your Story campaign, is a programme that will challenge Ugandans to visit our key attractions and ...

Beyond translation and basic questions about how to find the closest public bathroom, Japan’s tourist support centers are also attractions in their own right. Each center in Japan has its own ...

Most tourist attractions are money pits by definition. But some are worse offenders than others — especially when not worth the cost of admission. Seven attractions top the list as the most ...

The British Museum in central London was the UK’s most popular tourist attraction for the second year in a row (Alamy/PA) Major tourist attractions saw a 3.4% increase in visits last year but ...

Like so many countries reliant on tourism, Uganda’s economy was devastated by Covid-19. But unlike other countries, Uganda now faces the persistent threat of another outbreak – Ebola.

In the majestic Murchison Falls national park, through which the River Nile runs east-west, we estimated that approximately 240 lions still remained across some 3,200km² of sampled area. This is the ...

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Each year, millions of tourists flock to all parts of the UK, keen to visit a host of attractions. Now, new figures have revealed the most popular tourist attractions in the UK in 2024.

For details on upcoming special events, attractions and accommodations in Jamaica go to the JTB’s Website at visitjamaica.com or call the Jamaica Tourist Board at 1-800-JAMAICA (1-800-526-2422).