Day 009/11 with Dr Ashiraf A renowned NAT GEO photographer with over 15 years of experience We are heading to Embura farm lodge for the activities and over stay #ExploreUganda

Oxpeckers and white Egrets on an African Buffalo in Queen Elizabeth NP

Good morning from wildness | nature blessed me with lioness this morning

Some trips don’t start with a booking but with a feeling. That quiet urge to get out, explore more, and experience something beyond your usual routine. The kind that lingers until you either act on it, or keep postponing it with one day. For the longest time, I chose “one day.”

I walked into Mghahinga Gorilla National Park located in Kisoro district expecting a calm, scenic forest experience. You know, slow steps, quiet moments, maybe a few graceful sightings if I was lucky. What I got instead was pure, unfiltered energy. Golden monkeys don’t do still.

MOOD Today is one of those days I didn’t want to wake up and didn’t have the desire to run either. The desire to run caught up with me at kilometer 5. The end result is what inspires me to continue in a day like today. It also happens in work, some days are good, others bad

Whether you’re a travel enthusiast, tourism professional, or just love discovering Uganda’s hidden gems – #POATE2026 is for YOU! Expect immersive exhibitions, international buyers, local experiences, and partnerships that will put Uganda on the global map even stronger.

In honor of Sierra Leone’s Independence 🇸🇱, I met our very own Chief of Mission Sanusi Tejan Savage of IOM Uganda. The International Organization for Migration plays a critical role in protecting migrants and ensuring safe, dignified mobility. We discussed how to better support

Name: Namakula Phiona Clan: Lugave Totem (Akabbiro): Malere Omubala; Lwaddulwa lwa Kakatende, bwabilya bwawooza, sseluku lulengenja simanyi lunnangwula, bwompa akawaala ako, nga ebbanjja liwedde. Baganda, let’s know each other 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽

In the wild, there’s no room for hesitation, every moment demands awareness. Stay sharp, stay alive. And when the sun dips below the horizon, don’t take it for granted… celebrate it, because another day survived is a victory. 📸 Jpo photography

Home after 50 years 🇺🇬! Uganda has officially unveiled repatriated cultural artifacts from the Netherlands ahead of International Museum Day 2026. A powerful step in reclaiming identity, restoring history, and telling our stories on our own terms.

Ending April on a high note! 🦅 Nothing clears the head after a busy month quite like soaring over The Nile. ​We’ve had an incredible week of adventure, and we’re just getting started.

Coming soon !!!!!!! For those who love adventure and would like to blend it with a coffee experience Tag them and remind them that the details are coming soon so that they don’t miss out

11. Media coverage means exposure — if you’re a brand, this is where cameras and journalists are looking. POATE attracts regional and international travel media — from African Business to travel desks at major outlets, plus influencers with real reach. If you exhibit or

Coffee is not grown in boardrooms. It’s grown in the soil, in the rain, in the patience of a farmer who shows up every single day. Across Uganda, coffee is more than a crop, it’s school fees, it’s survival, it’s the future of entire families. But the truth is, many farmers are

Poate 2026 This May, the world descends on Kampala to witness the evolution of the Pearl We’re moving the conversation from "safari only" to a vibrant celebration of Culture, Food, Heritage, and People To the global buyers and investors: Come for the business, stay for the

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May brings a fresh perspective but we’re looking a little further down the trail Sounds of Sipi Falls: The Coffee Expedition is coming soon.We are perfecting a journey that blends raw adventure with a deep-dive coffee experience Tag your travel squad below to ensure no one misses

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People look at a coffee farm and only see the usual digging, harvesting, drying, selling. But if you really think about it, a coffee farm can be way more than just production. It can be an experience. It can be something people travel for something they connect with something