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    Destinations

Northern Uganda & Southern Ethiopia

Where Destinations Meet Community

Meet us in Cologne, Munich, and Zurich to discover why Northern Uganda and Southern Ethiopia are the next must-add destinations for small-group and tailor-made travel. Whether you are already working with local partners in Uganda or Ethiopia - or exploring new ground - our roadshow offers practical insights and direct connections to help you successfully integrate these regions into your programs.

Why These Destinations Belong in Your Portfolio

Ideal for FIT and small-group adventures
Tailored for culture-driven and slow travel markets
Seamlessly combinable with existing itineraries
Delivered as fully guided tours (German- or English-speaking guides available)

Northern Uganda

Where Adventure Finds Its Soul

Where is it?

Northern Uganda spans from the lush Nile basin in the west to the untamed frontier with Kenya and South Sudan. It includes the culturally rich Acholi and Karamoja regions and offers easy access to Murchison Falls and Kidepo Valley national parks.

How to Get There?

Daily domestic flights connect Entebbe with Gulu and Kidepo airstrips. However, we recommend overland travel for an immersive, scenic, and more sustainable experience. All Ugandan roadshow exhibitors offer reliable, comfortable ground transport.

Why Choose Northern Uganda?

  • Authentic Cultural Immersion: Direct encounters with the Karamoja and Acholi communities—featuring traditional ceremonies, storytelling, and age-old crafts.
  • Undiscovered Adventure: Trekking, wildlife, and raw landscapes—from rolling savannahs to hidden waterfalls.
  • Purpose-Driven Travel: Partner with local operators who prioritize community impact, cultural preservation, and environmental stewardship.
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Let’s Connect!

Come visit us during our roadshow networking sessions in Cologne, Munich, or Zurich. Already working with a DMC for Uganda? We are happy to collaborate in expanding their capacity to include Northern Uganda. Interested in Northern Uganda, but not able to come visit us? Pease send us an email.

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Southern Ethiopia

Where Cultures, Communities & Landscapes Meet

Where is it?

Southern Ethiopia extends from the Great Rift Valley to the Omo Valley on the Kenyan and South Sudanese border. It’s home to over a dozen distinct indigenous communities - each offering deeply rooted cultural experiences.

 

How to Get There?

Fly from Addis Ababa to Arba Minch or Jinka, or opt for scenic overland routes for a more authentic, low-impact journey. All roadshow partners provide safe and reliable transport.

Why Choose Southern Ethiopia?

  • Vibrant Living Cultures: Interact with the Hamar, Kara, Ari, and more—through village stays, hiking routes, rituals, and local arts.
  • Breathtaking Scenery: The Omo River, Buska Mountains, lush green highlands, and Rift Valley lakes offer unmatched natural beauty.
  • Community-Based Tourism (CBT): Grounded, personal experiences where local hosts lead—and benefit from—your clients’ visits.
  • Stable and Safe: While Northern Ethiopia is still stabilizing, Southern Ethiopia remains open, welcoming, and secure.
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Let’s Connect

Come visit us during our roadshow networking sessions in Cologne, Munich, or Zurich. Already working with a DMC for Ethiopia? We are happy to collaborate in expanding their capacity to include Southern Ethiopia. Interested in Southern Ethiopia, but not able to come visit us, please send us an email.

Register to attend