Regional, International tour operators explore Uganda ahead of POATE

According to Lilly Ajarova, the UTB chief executive officer, events such as POATE 2023, will continue to place the destination at the forefront of tourism promotion in the domestic, regional and international markets.

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Sheila Jepkorir, a Kenyan tour operator doing zip lining in the Mabira forest. (Credit: Julius Luwemba)

By NewVision Reporter

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Ahead of the Pearl of Africa Tourism Expo (POATE) 2023, Uganda’s signature tourism event scheduled to take place on April 26, over 50 regional

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