When will Uganda lift Lock down to allow tourism business?
When will Uganda lift Lock down to allow tourism business? The current crisis we are in worldwide has left very people in the travel business wondering when will everything return to normal, when will travelers again gear head for wildlife encounters, as most of them are short of their favorite loved destinations, spending more time imagining when will it be that destination countries lift the imposed lock downs that have restricted travel. Surely, this is what every adventurer all over the world is waiting for.
Safaris to Uganda’s ten conservation parks and other tourism sites s earlier indicated were affected by the lock down and thus cannot be accessed as of today. Regarding the lifting of the lock down in Uganda, Africa Adventure Vacations will not provide you with actual dates on when the suspension on tourism activities and the lock down as whole will be lift as the date is still mystery. However as of now what is well known is that the current locked don in Uganda will end on 5th may 2020, this does not guarantee us that the lock down will be lifted.
Its is important to note that the lifting of the lock down will depend on how the situation of COVID-19 plays. In instances where the situation becomes worse there is still possibilities of extending the lock down beyond May 5th 2020.According to Uganda wildlife Authority statement released on 25th March 2020, the suspension of primate tourism in Ugandan National is supposed to end on 30 April 2020.However by virtual the situation is, its unlikely to end due to the countries lock down which was announced aftermath.
Therefore, it remains the responsibility of the government under its COVID-19 Task Force that will announce the lifting of the lock down after it clearly studying of the situation. Additionally the opening of tourism sites and Uganda National task force will be guided by the COVID-19 national task force and as Africa Adventure Vacations we are keeping our eyes open and wide for any Authoritative information about travels and lifting of Lock down which we shall immediately avail you via our website and our social media platforms.
We appeal to our travelers both in Uganda and abroad to critically stay safe by adhering your designated ministry health and government preventive measures against this “invisible enemy” COVID-19. Measures such stay home and move out only when you must, wash your hands regularly for about 20 seconds, maintaining physical and social distance and please offer yourself for medical assistance when you develop Covid-19 like symptoms such as higher temperature, dry cough, fever among others as classified by WHO. Stay safe we need you to travel in Uganda after the lock down
