Uganda; Sustainable Tourism

Prairie Public brings viewers on a tour of the developing tourism industry in Uganda in its new local production "Uganda: Sustainable Tourism." Documenting a six-year pilot project by the University of Manitoba's National Resources Institute, Dr. Michael Campbell helped three Ugandan communities in ecologically sensitive areas develop strategies to build its tourism industry while protecting the breathtaking scenery and abundant wildlife travelers come to see.
Production funding is provided by the Natural Resources Institute at the University of Manitoba through a UPCD grant from Canadian International Development Agency and AUCC, and by the members of Prairie Public

[@jacksongeorges8239]

Uganda is not only beautiful, Ugandan women are resilient and beautiful as well!!

[@Pearlofafricatours]

Thank you Dr. Micheal for the great work you do for the people of Uganda

[@vumiliaugandaofficial.3017]

Thank u very much for loving Uganda

[@eyenyuemmanuel9663]

If the challenges mentioned are dealt with, I am optimistic that tourism in uganda will definitely grow and communities will benefit as well.

[@chartphred1]

Makes me want to go on a holiday there now! Inspirational to see a sustainable tourism industry taking off and starting from the ground up.

[@Pearlofafricatours]

David Stewart Thanks! Come visit #Uganda with us. For inquiries and booking on e-mail: [e-mail] - [e-mail]

[@jirehtoursandtravel6424]

THIS IS VERY GOOD i wish all Ugandans could think and see at that angle then tourism would be at ahigher level in the next comming years.

[@tripleteesafarisadventures3489]

Way to go with sensitivity to the enviorment and our sisters and brothers in the areas where we do tourism business from.
Thank you for this insightful information

[@abbeslamamra5742]

I love Uganda

[@DelightfulTravellers]

Great video. Well done! We really enjoyed it.

[@Jamdless]

Thanks I love my home uganda

[@anturr101]

uganda looks pretty sweet im thinking of going next year

[@jordanvas9025]

God cares for nature,animals,birds,fish n humans, God Jesus cares that v don't go to hell but be saved by Jesus death n ressurrection. C Genesis in Bible in Google...

[@andreaparuta]

i will they to come

[@willfordistrash2755]

U G A N D A K N U C K L E S

[@mrkasirye]

8:42

[@jamesclee2]

It appears not be safe for any of us to visit Uganda any longer. Until the new anti-gay law is repealed I would suggest there be a boycott of this country. The law punishes first-time "offenders" with 14 years in jail. It also sets life imprisonment as the penalty for acts of "aggravated homosexuality". That means that the premier of my province, Ontario, would not be allowed to visit - or the foreign minister of Canada. Or a number of Presidents and Prime Ministers. This is madness. The world needs to make it clear to backward countries that they need to start taking basic human rights seriously or face the consequences. Hatred is a way of life in Uganda - It was within my lifetime (the 1970s), that they expelled all of the Indians and Pakistanis. The president announced that God told him to order the expulsion. His God and Uganda's God, perhaps, but not my God. Boycott Uganda!

[@benntale4007]

Hey James Lee; Uganda is a sovereign state that is free to make and enforce own laws! We have have cultural values and norms that we hold dear as Ugandans. If you have a problem with us; that is your problem! Those who love us will still come despite your campaign! For God & My Country!

[@jannaofficial9809]

@@benntale4007 yeah its time they know uganda is independent and makes her own decision. FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY

[@lucascastellano7511]

@Nooby Duby te encontré

[@vexconicalayo3310]

ngl this video makes me pissed for no resaon

[@Rossiroo]

why

[@vexconicalayo3310]

@@Rossiroo i have know idea im just pissed.