
During a recent event in Doha, Uganda promoted the cultural and historical tourism potential of Northern Uganda, aiming to reshape international perceptions that typically focus on the country's mountain gorillas and national parks. The initiative highlights the untapped opportunities for tourism in the northern region of the country, according to The Observer.
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