Alpha Tours and Mission Travels

15/11/2021

ALPHA TOURS AND MISSION TRAVELS

23/01/2021

DJ.Khaled will be the international host to the MTV Musical Award in Kampala, Uganda on 20th february 2021.

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06/10/2020

Factors To Consider When Choosing Destination or Tourist Attraction.
* Accessbility
* Attractions
* Peace and Stability
* Security
* Age
* Political and Stability
* Climate
* Costs and Living
* Culture

04/10/2020

As of October 1, Uganda’s borders have reopened, and Entebbe International Airport (EBB) has resumed operations for international airlines including Uganda Airlines following a 6-month closure during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. The reopening signals a return to business for Uganda’s tourism industry as international travelers are permitted to enter the country for leisure and business travel.

In reopening, the government of Uganda is committed to providing a safe and sanitary tourism experience for visitors while maintaining the health of the Ugandan people and the country’s wildlife population. Uganda has also received the World Travel and Tourism Council’s Safe Travels Global Safety & Hygiene Stamp for complying with globally standardized health and hygiene protocol.

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03/10/2020

Alpha Tours and Mission Travels would like to inform its clients that Entebbe International Airport was officially reopened on (1st Oct 2020) for tourists, so we request all tourist who have picked interest to visit Uganda feel very free to inquire our safaris to Uganda, come and enjoy the Great Gorrilla Trekking ever because you cant leave Uganda without Gorrilla Trekking activity.

23/09/2020

21/09/2020

Uganda the pearl of Africa

07/09/2020

ART AND CRAFT

Kampala city has a host of craft centres and art galleries to buy colourfull Kitenge (african textile) sculptures, paintings and other souvenirs to take back home with you. You will find them in the city centre, the suburbs and the numerous malls.
On display is a wide selection of items that define Uganda. It could be a clay pot sandals, various drums, flutes or milk carriers. It is imposible to know exactly what will catch your fancy untill you are actually there but one thing is for sure, you cannot leave Uganda without a souvenir to remind you of this lifetime experience.

19/08/2020

UGANDA WILDLIFE EDUCATION CENTER

With in a 40-minute drive from Kampala a visit to the Uganda Wildlife Education Centre (UWEC) in Entebbe is fun for both young and old.
Popularly known as the zoo, the centre sits on the shores of the world's second largest fresh water body, lake Victoria. A visit to the centre is a microsm of what you will find in our famed National parks.
Not far from the centre is Uganda's first botanical garden, the Entebbe Botanical Gardens, which is in itself a magical wonder for nature lovers. Here you will get to see Uganda's first tea plant-today it is a tree.

29/07/2020

UGANDA NATIONAL MOSQUE

Found in the Old Kampala, the National Mosque stands overlooking the Central business district of Kampala. Originally named after the late Lybian President Col. Muammar Gaddafi, the national Mosque is Africas Second largest Mosque.

Visit to the mosque are permitted under the rules of the establishment. A walk to the minaret gives you a panoramic view of Kampala

19/07/2020

THE BAHAI TEMPLE IN KAMPALA

The Bahai faith was introduced to Uganda at the beginning of 1958. The Bahai Temple, the only one of its kind in Africa and one of 6 worldwide, was built and completed in 1961 atop Kikaya Hill in Kyebando, a Kampala suburb.

Designed by Charles Mason Ramey, the Temple sits on a 50-acre site with a beautifull garden that attract people from far and wide. The tranguility you experiencein and out of the temple is in itself a triumph to the designer.