East African partnership to promote tourism- Uganda safari updates

All the east African countries have come up to focus on promoting tourism which is to help in developing the tourism industries of all the east African countries, this will help in increasing the number of safari tours to east Africa.
The partnership which is among all the east African countries is so important to tourism since it will help in developing tourism on the region , this will help in increasing safari tours to all the east African countries. The integration which is going on will certainly help in marketing the whole region hence developing the countries.
The integration of all the East African countries will promote the use of a single visa which will help in pertaining the movement of tourists who will want to travel from one country tin another. This will help in increasing the safaris to Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya and all other countries of East Africa.
The impact of the partnership is mainly to market East Africa as a whole to the outside world, this will help in attracting more tourists to come for safaris from East Africa and this will help in increasing the revenues of the tourism sector in all the east African countries.

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