Chameleone takes mother on tourism tour ahead of farewell concert

What the report says

Ugandan singer Jose Chameleone is set to team up with the Uganda Tourism Board for a five-day familiarisation tour of Kibale and Queen Elizabeth National Parks as he builds toward his farewell concert, The Final Chapter, scheduled for December 4, 2026. According to Sqoop Uganda, the trip is meant to showcase some of Uganda’s best-known wildlife destinations to audiences in Uganda and beyond.

The tour will include chimpanzee tracking in Kibale, as well as game drives and a boat cruise in Queen Elizabeth National Park. Chameleone’s mother will join him on the trip, giving the campaign a personal angle as he promotes the country’s attractions to his followers. Sqoop Uganda reported that the collaboration is part of UTB’s wider effort to work with well-known Ugandans whose public reach can help raise interest in local tourism.

The two parks offer different visitor experiences: Kibale is known for primate viewing, while Queen Elizabeth National Park is associated with wildlife viewing and excursions on the Kazinga Channel. The partnership reflects a common tourism-marketing approach in which public figures are used to draw attention to destinations that may not be reached through traditional advertising alone. Sqoop Uganda said UTB hopes the exposure will encourage more domestic and international travel to Uganda.