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Isumo Waterfall Hike

Isumo Waterfall hiking trail is a 10.6 km trail amongst tea plantations and lush green vegetation. Along the route, you will encounter exotic primates (Vervet and Black & White Colobus Monkeys) and the opportunity to spotting and an array of bird species such as the Rwenzori Turaco. You will surely be amazed by the breathtaking views and the sound of birds, insects, and butterflies.

We are confident that you will have an experience of a lifetime in the remarkable Nyungwe Forest. Check out a sample of an itinerary below and contact us for more information or to make a booking.

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Traveller Made® Grand DMC Champions

Uber Luxe Safaris are Certified Traveller Made 3rd Grand DMC Champions for the second year running. We are excited about this award because it shows our commitment to providing luxury bespoke travel experiences to the discerning traveler. Being the only Traveller Made® member in Rwanda, we can guarantee our luxury travel designers will provide all your needs and more.

Traveller Made® is a network of luxury travel designers dedicated to providing unique and exclusive bespoke journeys to travellers looking for different and original experiences, requiring skilled and knowledgeable advisors who are committed to fully servicing their clients.

Travelling to and from Rwanda

Updated travel info from the 15th December 2020

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Tanzania Tourism Rebounds

Excerpt taken from Anadolu Agency (Click link for full article)

As one of Africa’s favorite tourist destinations, Tanzania is known for its breathtaking attractions, including stunning landscapes dotted with wildlife and a rich cultural heritage.

But due to the outbreak of the coronavirus in mid-March this year, the country’s tourism sector has incurred huge losses due to travel restrictions imposed by governments worldwide to quell the menacing virus.

International airlines including KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Swiss Air and Emirates, which halted flights in mid-March, are now flying to and from Tanzania.

At Kilimanjaro International Airport, nestled at the foot of snow-capped Mount Kilimanjaro, a group of Maasai warriors in dazzling outfits sang and leapt in the air as a KLM plane carrying 177 tourists slowly taxied under plumes of sprinkled water as it received a traditional salute to grace its maiden arrival.

“We have won the confidence of tourists, and the world knows that we have all necessary public health measures in place to ensure the safety of our visitors,” said Kilimanjaro regional commissioner Anna Mghwira.

Check out our Tanzania itineraries, below and book a trip of a lifetime.

7 Days-6 Nights Safari and Beach Holidays

7 Days-6 Nights Northern Parks of Tanzania

5 Days-4 Nights Tanzania

African Tourism Leadership Forum

It was the first hybrid Tourism Show held in Africa since March 2020 and the whole event took place at Kigali Convention Center on Oct. 20th and 21st, 2020.

The whole ULS and Ikaze Team participated in the event. It was a big success with more than 25 virtual debates and the public attendance composed of hotel managers, safari companies, hotel schools, and RDB Managers as well as East African ( Tanzanian, Kenyan, and Ethiopian) and South African delegates were also involved asking questions and some clarification to the 50 speakers.

On the first the day Mrs. Claire Akamanzi, Chief Executive of Rwanda Development Board ( RDB) made a presentation on the strength of tourism in Rwandan economy. For year 2018, it corresponded to 17% of the global GDP and its growth has stimulated improvement of the road network infrastructures, the building of new luxury lodges by foreign investors ( Wilderness Safaris, One & Only, Singita), created jobs and it became the first revenues contributor to the national economy.

The same phenomenon has occurred on the African continent with 60 million visitors discovering an African country : Morocco and South Africa are the first visited lands with respectively 12 and 10 million travelers, followed by Egypt and Tunisia. Rwanda received about 1 million visitors last year boosted by the KCC compound for incentives and conventions.