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Uganda Airlines, Tourism Sector Unveil Strategic Marketing Partnership

Ronald Kasoma
Last updated: June 12, 2025 8:07 am
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Mrs. Yogi Biriggwa the President of UTA and Ms. Jenifer Bamuturaki the CE of Uganda Airlines after signing a marketing partnership.
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In a bid to fast-track the growth of Uganda’s tourism industry, the Uganda Tourism Association (UTA) has engaged in a marketing partnership with Uganda Airlines.

The partnership came to light following a strategic meeting held a few days ago between a team from UTA, led by the President, Mrs. Yogi Biriggwa, and Jenifer Bamuturaki, the Chief Executive Officer, Uganda Airlines.

According to Biriggwa, this partnership between UTA and Uganda Airlines aims to enhance the visibility and accessibility of Uganda as a top tourism destination, benefiting both the airline and the tourism sector.

Biriggwa revealed that the main objective of the partnership is to align efforts to market Destination Uganda more effectively at both the local and international levels.

During the said meeting, Bamuturaki expressed enthusiasm upon learning about UTA’s pivotal role in coordinating and advocating for the tourism private sector, particularly in shaping policy and advancing tourism growth. The partnership with UTA will provide Uganda Airlines with opportunities to:

Increase Passenger Traffic

By promoting Uganda as a tourist destination, Uganda Airlines can expect an increase in passenger traffic, resulting in increased revenue for the national airliner.

Expand Market Reach

The partnership will enable Uganda Airlines to tap into new markets, particularly in key source markets such as Europe, North America, India, Africa, the UAE, and China.

Improve Brand Visibility

Besides promoting and marketing Uganda as a top tourist destination, the joint marketing initiatives will increase Uganda Airlines’ brand visibility, positioning the airline as a key player in the region’s tourism industry.

The partnership between UTA and Uganda Airlines will benefit the tourism sector in several ways, among them:

Increased Accessibility

With Uganda Airlines’ expanded routes and increased flight frequencies, tourists will have easier access to major tourism hubs, including national parks and cultural sites.

Improved Marketing

The joint marketing initiatives will promote Uganda as a tourist destination, attracting more visitors and increasing tourism revenue.

Economic Growth

The partnership will also contribute to economic growth, creating jobs and stimulating economic activity in the tourism sector. The partnership between UTA and Uganda Airlines is expected to yield several key outcomes, including:

Joint Marketing Initiatives

UTA and Uganda Airlines will collaborate on joint marketing initiatives, including road shows, travel expos, and targeted campaigns.

Domestic Flight Connectivity

UTA has requested Uganda Airlines to consider expanding domestic routes to major tourism hubs as a way of boosting local tourism.

Tourism Working Group

A dedicated tourism working group (TWG) will be formed to streamline joint activities, monitor progress, and address challenges affecting the aviation-tourism value chain.

The partnership between Uganda Airlines and the UTA is thus a win-win for both parties. By working together, they can promote Uganda as a tourist destination, increase passenger traffic, and drive economic growth.

And, with Uganda Airlines preparing to add 10 new aircraft to its fleet, the timing is ideal to improve both international and domestic travel infrastructure in support of tourism development.

This strategic partnership marks a new chapter in Uganda’s tourism sector, driving coordinated, strategic, and impactful promotion of the Pearl of Africa.

TAGGED:civil aviation authorityJenifer BamuturakiMinistry of TourismMinistry of Works and Transportuganda airlinesUganda Hotel Owners AssociationUganda Tourism AssociationYogi Biriggwa
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