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Registered company in Uganda
Registration No. 80043568976234
Tax number : TIN number - 1058810442
Registered company in UK
Registration No. 17258531
Tax number : Tax UTR - 8626415859

Union Tourism Agency Uganda is an International Joint Venture with Bulgarian, British and Ugandan participation, founded by Lazar Yovtchev in 2025. The company specialises exclusively in organising travel in Uganda and is dedicated to presenting the country through sustainable tourism, nature conservation and respect for local culture and communities. Over the years, the company has built a name that has become synonymous with and a guarantee of a completely peaceful, secure and safe journey through Uganda – the Pearl of Africa.

Lazar Yovtchev - founder of Union Tourism Agency Uganda
Lazar Yovtchev – founder of Union Tourism Agency Uganda

The company's founder, Lazar Yovtchev, lived in Africa for many years, and the continent holds a special place in his heart. His love for Africa, his personal experience and his deep knowledge of Uganda are at the heart of the Union Tourism Agency Uganda philosophy. As a tour leader, Lazar personally accompanies and guides the groups during the safari programmes in Uganda, sharing his knowledge, experience and passion for the country. Our goal is to show Uganda as it truly is – authentic, welcoming, diverse and rich in natural and cultural treasures.

If you are wondering which bird is on our logo – it is the Grey Crowned Crane, the national symbol of Uganda. It embodies grace, peace and dignity. The Grey Crowned Crane appears both on the country's coat of arms and on the national flag and is among the most recognisable symbols of Uganda. For us it symbolises the harmony between people, nature and local communities.

Uganda is one of the most diverse tourist destinations in Africa. The country combines savannahs, tropical forests, mountains, lakes, waterfalls and a rich cultural heritage. Here you can watch wild animals on safari, meet local communities, visit historical and religious sites and immerse yourself in the everyday life of one of the most hospitable nations on the continent.

Queen Elizabeth National Park
The king of the jungle is resting, magnificent!

Among the most impressive natural landmarks are Murchison Falls, where the waters of the Nile River force their way through a narrow rocky gorge, creating one of the most powerful natural sights in Africa. Sipi Falls offer scenic hiking trails and panoramic views of the slopes of Mount Elgon. Lake Bunyonyi impresses with its islands and tranquil atmosphere, while the Mabamba swamps are among the best places in Africa to observe the rare shoebill stork.

Mountain lovers can head to Rwenzori Mountains National Park, known as the Mountains of the Moon. Here stands Margherita Peak (5,109 m) – the third highest peak in Africa after Kilimanjaro (5,895 m) and Mount Kenya (5,199 m). Trekking in the Rwenzori passes through bamboo forests, giant alpine vegetation, glaciers and high-mountain lakes that create some of the most unique landscapes on the continent.

Silverback mountain gorillas in Bwindi National Park
Silverback mountain gorillas in their natural habitat – Bwindi National Park

Wildlife is among Uganda's greatest treasures. Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is home to almost half of the world's remaining mountain gorillas. Encountering a gorilla family in their natural habitat is one of the most thrilling experiences Africa has to offer.

In Queen Elizabeth National Park you can observe lions, elephants, buffaloes, hippos, leopards and over 600 species of birds. The park is also famous for its tree-climbing lions in the Ishasha Sector. Lake Mburo National Park offers the chance to see zebras, giraffes, impalas, elands and many other savannah animals.

Uganda's cultural heritage is no less impressive. During our journeys we visit the Kasubi Tombs – a UNESCO-protected site and the spiritual centre of the Buganda kingdom. We visit the Uganda Martyrs Catholic Shrine Basilica, the Uganda National Mosque and the Baha'i House of Worship – the only Baha'i temple in Africa. A special place in our programmes is also given to the cultural show of the Ndere Troupe, which presents the traditional dances, music and customs of Uganda's different peoples.

We believe that a journey should be more than visiting tourist sites. That is why we work closely with local guides, hotels, communities and conservation organisations. We strive for every one of our journeys to bring benefit both to our guests and to the people and places we visit.

With Union Tourism Agency Uganda you will not simply see Uganda. You will feel the rhythm of Africa, meet wildlife up close, touch ancient traditions and discover a country that continues to remain a hidden treasure for much of the world.

If you are looking for a combination of safari, mountain trekking, gorillas, culture, history and stunning nature, Uganda is your next destination. And we are here to turn that journey into an experience you will remember for a lifetime.