Uganda Reopens Borders and Airports—Tourism Returns
Uganda borders open. The country officially reopened its borders and international airports, welcoming travelers from around the world. This marks a new chapter for tourism in the country, enabling visitors to experience Uganda’s wildlife, cultural heritage, and scenic landscapes once again.
Key Travel Updates
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International Flights Resume
Flights to Entebbe International Airport have resumed. Travelers can now fly in from major hubs around the world, making Uganda more accessible than ever before.
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Land Border Crossings Open
All land borders are open for travelers entering Uganda from neighboring countries such as Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, South Sudan, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. Border formalities have been streamlined for smoother entry.
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Tourism Activities Resume
National parks, wildlife reserves, cultural sites, and lodges have reopened for tourists. Visitors can now enjoy:
- Gorilla trekking in Bwindi and Mgahinga
- Chimpanzee trekking in Kibale Forest
- Game drives in Murchison Falls, Queen Elizabeth, and Kidepo Valley
- Birdwatching, hiking, and cultural visits
Health and Safety Guidelines
Uganda’s tourism sector follows strict health protocols to ensure visitor safety:
- Regular sanitization of lodges, vehicles, and public spaces
- Mandatory temperature checks at airports and park entrances
- Mask-wearing in indoor spaces and crowded areas (where required)
- Compliance with government health advisories for international travelers
Plan Your Uganda Safari
With borders and airports open, now is the perfect time to plan a safari in Uganda. Explore the Pearl of Africa’s wildlife, lush forests, and unique cultural experiences. Whether you’re after gorilla trekking, wildlife safaris, or birdwatching adventures, Uganda is ready to welcome you.
Book your Uganda safari with Gecko Safaris Africa today and experience the best of East Africa safely and comfortably.
