Uganda participates in the International & French Travel Market (IFTM) Paris 2024, promoting its tourism industry to global travelers.
Paris, France – The Uganda Embassy in Paris, in collaboration with prominent tour operators, is making a significant impact at the International & French Travel Market (IFTM) Paris 2024, held from September 17th to 19th at Porte de Versailles.
Uganda’s participation in the esteemed event aims to promote the country’s exceptional tourism offerings, cementing its position as a premier destination for global travelers. Key industry players, including Gorilla Tours Ltd, Safari to East, and Bantu Travel, are joining forces with the embassy to showcase the country’s diverse attractions.
IFTM Paris 2024 promises to be a valuable platform for exhibitors, attracting over 50,000 attendees from around the world. The event features 3,000 exhibiting companies from 100 countries, representing 1,200 brands and 170 destinations.
Uganda’s Ambassador to France, H.E. Doreen Amule, emphasized the country’s commitment to sustainable tourism and global partnerships. “This exhibition demonstrates Uganda’s readiness to welcome international tourists, offering them the adventure of a lifetime,” she stated.
Uganda showcases its tourism offerings at IFTM Paris 2024
Uganda’s tourism sector has gained significant recognition globally, boasting breathtaking landscapes, rich biodiversity, and unparalleled cultural experiences. From iconic mountain gorillas to vast savannahs and vibrant cities, Uganda offers an unforgettable blend of adventure, wildlife, and hospitality.
At IFTM, attendees can explore tailored travel packages, including thrilling safaris and serene nature retreats, tailored to suit diverse interests and preferences.
The event’s key statistics underscore its significance, with over 50,000 attendees expected, alongside 3,000 exhibiting companies from 100 countries. The exhibition showcases 1,200 brands and 170 destinations, attracting 30,000 tourism professionals who will participate in over 100 conference sessions.
With its unique tourism offerings and commitment to sustainability, Uganda is poised to captivate the global travel market.
