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Uganda Looks to the Russian and Chinese Markets PDF Print E-mail
In recent years, African travellers have accounted for around 76% of inbound tourism into Uganda, 47% of those from nearby Kenya. Uganda relies heavily upon tourism, and since African visitors simply do not bring sufficient revenue to sustain the economy, tourist organisations are looking for extra sources of income. The main targets have been identified as Russia and China.
Read more at: http://www.tourism-review.com/top_weekly_full.php?id=314.
 
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