Dutch tourism college launches partnership in Uganda’s Karamojaland – This week we kickstarted a long-term partnership in developing market-driven training programs in tourism and hospitality for the Karamoja region and bordering subregions like Turkana in Northern Kenya.
Learn more about the Karamoja Tourism Academy and follow our journey to develop sustainable tourism aimed at creating job opportunities, fostering cross-border peace, preserving cultural heritage and natural environment.
The last night was celebrated with a scenic cultural walk and campfire on the slopes of Mount Moroto with community partners of the Tepeth-tribe.
2018 – Start of the partnership
Kara-Tunga and the colleges program officers meet in The Netherlands and engage on a longterm partnership. Read more.
Sensitising Karamoja Communities on Tourism – Kara-Tunga aims at making Karamoja a must visit destination with people at its centre. It therefore embarked on a journey through the region to sensitise 17 community tourism groups (600 members) along Karamoja’s Warrior Nomad Trail.
Dutch cycling couple Paul Zuidgeest and Kathleen Verhelst are cycling through Africa and passed through Karamoja land with Kara-Tunga that took them to Kidepo Valley National Park.
We had the privilege to have connected with the Belgium trainer in Connecting / Non-Violent Communication called Marijke D’Herde (Walk Your Talk). Marijke has a great passion in sharing the knowledge and resources she receives in the North (Western world) in order to share it with the South (Africa).
It’s an absolute milestone for the Karamoja Tourism Academy to host one of Uganda’s most famous travel journalist and marketeers ‘Charlotte Beauvoisin’ (Diary of a Muzungu) for the first time in Karamoja sub-region. Charlotte is facilitating a 4-day digital marketing introduction training for local tourism startups to strengthen the capacity of stakeholders along the Warrior …
Dutch tourism college launches partnership in Uganda’s Karamojaland
Dutch tourism college launches partnership in Uganda’s Karamojaland – This week we kickstarted a long-term partnership in developing market-driven training programs in tourism and hospitality for the Karamoja region and bordering subregions like Turkana in Northern Kenya.
Learn more about the Karamoja Tourism Academy and follow our journey to develop sustainable tourism aimed at creating job opportunities, fostering cross-border peace, preserving cultural heritage and natural environment.
The last night was celebrated with a scenic cultural walk and campfire on the slopes of Mount Moroto with community partners of the Tepeth-tribe.
2018 – Start of the partnership
Kara-Tunga and the colleges program officers meet in The Netherlands and engage on a longterm partnership. Read more.
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