Jenifer Bamuturaki leads Uganda Airways with notable growth, bettering African connectivity and tourism along Lily Ajarova and Pearl Hoareau-Kakooza in Uganda’s tourism management.
Jenifer Bamuturaki, the CEO of Uganda Airways is one in all 3 succesful ladies execs heading Tourism in Uganda, the rustic referred to as the Pearl of Africa.
On her aspect is Lily Ajarova, CEO of the Uganda Tourism Board (UTB) and Pearl Hoareau – Kakooza, the Chairman of the Board. The appointment of 3 competent women to influence tourism is a departure of the previous for Africa the place predominantly it was once males who have been mandated to guide in lots of of those key spaces.
Alain St.Ange, President of the African Tourism Board (ATB) was once within the nation with Cuthbert Ncube, the Board’s Govt Chairman as invited visitors for the Pearl of Africa Tourism Expo (POATE), East Africa’s largest Tourism Honest.
Alain St.Ange, is the previous Minister for Tourism, Civil Aviation, Ports and Marine of the Seychelles who these days heads his personal Saint Ange Tourism Consultancy met with Jenifer Bamuturaki, and briefed at the current routes of the airline in addition to new routes that are meant to be introduced quickly.
“The power by way of Jenifer Bamuturaki is exceptional and her dedication for Uganda, its tourism trade and for Africa is apparent for all to look. With fresh new routes to Mumbai and Lagos and with the approaching new routes are transparent indications that Uganda Airways is on a brand new company footing and set to be an airline to switch air get right of entry to at the continent with Entebbe because the hub” stated Alain St.Ange earlier than including that Uganda Airways is taking part in a pivotal position already in bettering connectivity between Uganda and the remainder of the arena and that Africa will have to be happy with this good fortune tale.
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