Six Ugandan safari firms seek Polish buyers at ALLinTOO workshop

What the report says

Six Ugandan safari and destination management companies met Polish and other Central European tour operators in Warsaw at the ALLinTOO international tourism workshop, where Uganda was the official partner country. According to a statement from the Ugandan delegation, the participating firms were Ganza Adventure, Destination Jungle, Wild Jungle Trails, Kubwa 5 Safaris, Cheetah Safaris and Crystal Safaris.

The event was a business-to-business marketplace for tour operators and suppliers, held on 22–23 October 2026 and organised by All Inclusive magazine with the Open Tourist Organization. The delegation said it used the meetings to promote Ugandan travel packages, build commercial links and encourage more visitors from Poland and nearby markets. The Embassy of the Republic of Uganda was listed as an official sponsor, while the delegation was led by Jessica Namuddu, the second secretary responsible for tourism at the Uganda Embassy in Berlin, and Jennifer Asiimwe.

Beyond selling safaris, the group also pitched wider tourism opportunities in Uganda, including wildlife, waterfalls, mountain scenery, cultural heritage and hospitality. They encouraged Polish investors to look at tourism infrastructure, lodge development and partnerships with local businesses, and promoted the Explore Uganda campaign and the Uganda Tourism Board.

The article said the outreach fits into Uganda’s broader effort to expand its profile in Poland. It also noted the countries’ historical link during the 1940s, when Uganda hosted Polish refugees. The statement did not disclose how many meetings were held or whether any deals were signed.