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By Ayiga Ondoga EFFECTIVE March 1, travel agents and airlines will begin charging dues for every air ticket processed or purchased from them, the Uganda Association of Travel Agents’ (TUGATA) chairman has said. Steven Mworoz said in order to keep pace with current global travel trends, the travel industry in Uganda had joined the rest of the world in adopting a new business model for effective operations. Mworoz noted that the new travel and business model would apply to most carriers operating into and out of Uganda. “The cost shall cater for the professional and value- added services offered to ...
Uganda is a gifted country, with variety to showcase to a tourist so much that if half of its tourism potential were to be realised, its contribution to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) would immensely catapult economic development over and above its currently leading sectors. Trade Mark East Africa (TMEA) Country Director, Moses Sabiiti, observes that tourism is increasingly becoming a key source of livelihood and pride. TMEA is regional company that supports growth of trade of different aspects, both in the region and beyond. At the local level, there are different associations that contribute to the growth of the ...
KAKOOZA SAYS TRAVEL AGENTS ARE THERE FOR YOU EVERY STEP OF THE WAY. OUR SERVICE DOES NOT END AT THE SALE OF AN AIR TICKET Uganda Association of Travel Agents has clocked 20 years this year. Richard Wetaya spoke to Pearl Hoareau Kakooza, the chairperson of the association about the milestones they have achieved and their contribution to the tourism industry in Uganda. Twenty years down the road, what is there to celebrate for the Uganda Association of Travel Agents? There is a lot to celebrate. First, our membership has grown. In 1999, we started with 12 members. Now we ...

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