EAC to benefit from joint tourist visas.-Uganda safaris & tours News


the east African communityEast African countries are bound to benefit from the joint visa project is starting in 2014.this will help Uganda, Rwanda and Kenya get adopted to a joint visa which will help in facilitating the free movement of tourists and also citizens to all east African countries. This will help in increasing safaris to all east African countries.
This joint tourist visa is to help in boosting tourism in all east African countries and this is to majorly help in increasing the revenues of the tourism sector and also to ease the movement of the tourists to all the east African countries, this will help in facilitating the increase in the number of safaris to Uganda, Rwanda and to Kenya.
The tourist joint visa will help in making the three countries borderless and this will help in providing an opportunity for the countries to increase tourists numbers as well as jointly diversifying the tourism products. This will help in increasing the number of safari tours to all the east African countries.
The joint visa will also help in boosting the strategy of repositioning tourism products in the region. This will help in improving the tourism sector of all the east African countries, hence helping in increasing safaris to east African countries.
The joint Visa will also help in removing the tourist barriers which have been hindering trade among the east African countries. These restrictions which have been affecting the movement of the tourists will be removed and hence most tourists who come for safaris will be increased.
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