Jeff Ocaya

Ugandans & E. Africans! If you're one of the following; Tour Operator Tour Guide Guide-driver Bird-Guide Hotel Owner Destination marketer Travel Creator Travel Consultant Travel Specialist Etc Say hi, let's connect

@MasaabaRhodin This is what you're looking for

Hello Editors, can you please make Eddy Kenzo Cry, this was too much for him🙏🏼😹

Nobody regrets betting on consistency. Maybe slow progress, maybe repetitive days, maybe frustrating setbacks… But never wasted effort.

Murchison Falls will certainly not be the same when my friend Royii completes this marvel of a lodge 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿

@SamsonMKasumba Happy birthday Mr Sampson

Today 52 years ago I was born. I have been extremely blessed and fortunate in so many ways. Seen many memories and pains! God has been extremely gracious and kind. 52 years have taught me the value of people and networks! I am who I am because of so many kind people. Amen

@rwotoriba 🤝

@rwotoriba Congratulations 👏

She said YES! 💍

if someone tells you, "You have so much potential," smile, say thank you, and ask yourself: Am I becoming useful? Because potential talks. Usefulness works.

none of those are "be naturally gifted at something." People who become indispensable don't rely on raw talent or pedigree. They build leverage by being useful - consistently, measurably, repeatedly. That shifts the game, regardless of your background. So

Potential is overrated. Usefulness wins. I recently got into recreational running. During a marathon, a friend watched me pace along and said: "You're a natural. You have so much potential."

A massive thank you to everyone who showed up and ran with heart on May 10th! 🇺🇬 Your incredible energy turned the Cultural marathon into a true celebration of our shared heritage and spirit. We couldn't have made history without each one of you #CHAM2026

Lastly but not least, the Calsaar Cultural intiative extends its deepest gratitude to all participants, partners, and volunteers who made the marathon a success. Your energy, pride, and commitment to Uganda's heritage was truly inspiring. Thank you. #CHAM2026 #RunForOurRoots

I walked 2km today in Maracha and shot these pictures. 🍃 🍂

@GODFREY_Kutesa Kenya & Ghana did milk the opportunity. Uganda was in election. He's coming back in phase 2. What's your idea on how the country can maximize the opportunity incase he visit?

#IShowSpeed has been in the Carrebian tour and his live stream has broken a record of 1 million views. That’s not the best part. The best part is that #Expedia took a gamble on him and sponsored this trip. It has made him its Travel Partner. The Caribbean tour itself spans 15 islands, including St. Lucia, Jamaica, Barbados, the Bahamas, Trinidad and Tobago, Puerto Rico, and the Dominican Republic. The partnership will continue beyond the Caribbean into North America. #Expedia is essentially betting that Gen Z discovers destinations through livestreams and creators, not travel agents or Google searches. Does that click??? #Expedia’s SVP of global communications said this is “the new way of marketing” and the company is investing more in influencer marketing globally. How did we “Uganda” miss out on this young man on his Africa tour? How can we miss an opportunity that has brought itself and we waste time in useless things. It also raises an uncomfortable question for African and Caribbean tourism boards: #IShowSpeed’s Africa tour earlier this year reportedly drove massive interest, yet there was no equivalent African travel partner stepping up to formalise that opportunity. The Caribbean through partnerships with individual island tourism authorities caught the wave. Our Africa, with all 54 countries and tourism potential, did not. Tuli awo Twasama bwasami. Things are changing so fast and am afraid we’re being left behind because of old brain people in office.

@KipoliQuin1UG Odii

Without naming your tribe, what is your tribe known for?

Today, I walked 13533 steps in Koboko and shot these pictures.

@WasswaEmma_ @wekesa_amos @karothk256 @nimipamela0 This is incredibly frustrating

Breaking News:‼️ Ugandan Tour Operators Miss Out on Indaba Over Visa Delays A growing number of Ugandan tour operators are expressing frustration after failing to secure visas to attend the prestigious Africa's Travel Indaba in Durban, despite fulfilling all application requirements. At least 15 tour operators report that they applied for South African visas over two weeks ago, submitting all necessary documentation and making full payments for accommodation, air tickets, exhibition stands, and visa fees. However, as the event kicks off tomorrow, none of them have received their visas or any official communication regarding the delays. While reports indicate that South Africa is no longer withholding applicants’ passports during the visa process, affected applicants say the lack of feedback and transparency has left them stranded and facing significant financial losses. Additionally, no refunds have been issued for the failed visa applications. The Indaba, one of Africa’s leading tourism trade fairs, attracts international buyers and wholesalers from over 50 countries. @UgandaMFA

Before commencing our documentation tour in Rubirizi District today morning, we held a productive engagement with the Deputy CAO, Dr Esau Mulongo, to explore practical ways of positioning Rubirizi as one of Uganda’s outstanding tourism destinations. His deep understanding of the district’s tourism potential,heritage and opportunities reflects true leadership and commitment toward sustainable destination growth. With key tourism stakeholders,accommodation facilities and development partners coming on board,the vision is clear to build an inclusive tourism sector that creates visibility,opportunities and lasting value for local communities. From the breathtaking landscapes of Queen Elizabeth National Park to the renowned chimpanzee tracking experience in Kalinzu Central Forest Reserve,crater lakes and other hidden attractions, Rubirizi District continues to stand out as a destination rich in natural beauty and untapped potential.