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Uganda’s tourism sector is set for a major boost as the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) and Uganda Tourism Board (UTB) launch a digital-driven campaign to promote the country’s attractions. The initiative aims to increase global visibility, enhance connectivity in national parks, and position Uganda as a leading travel destination. With ambitious plans for digital innovation and infrastructure, the partnership seeks to grow tourism’s contribution to the national economy.
