WHEN Archie Gubbins began working for the Cotton On Foundation in Mannya, Uganda, he developed an idea that blossomed into a business venture.<\/p>\n
His time spent travelling through picturesque scenes in Uganda inspired the birth of an authentic tour company, Uganda tours, providing 12 to 14 days of transport to small groups of up to six people.<\/p>\n
\u201cUganda is a country that is difficult to visit. If you arrive without a plan or a guide, you can\u2019t hire a car at the airport \u2013 you need to arrange most of your travel arrangements prior to arrival,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
\u201cThrough working in Uganda, I have had the opportunity to develop friendships and can now offer car rental, drivers and suggested places to visit.\u201d<\/p>\n
With tours covering local villages only accessible by dirt roads, guests are exposed to what it\u2019s like to live in Uganda.<\/p>\n
Friendly tour guide, Dennis, trained in the army before settling down in the town of Entebbe with his family.<\/p>\n
Dennis is proud to navigate tourists through his country, which is home to the second largest freshwater lake in the world, Lake Victoria, as well as lush forests.<\/p>\n
Guests will see where the Cotton On Foundation has built schools, meet local children, learn to cook traditional food, see native animals up close and visit incredible sights along the river banks.<\/p>\n
To find out more, email Archie on archiegubbins@hotmail.com or phone 0402 356 635. Archie\u2019s first tour is in March 2019<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
WHEN Archie Gubbins began working for the Cotton On Foundation in Mannya, Uganda, he developed an idea that blossomed into a business venture. His time spent travelling through picturesque scenes in Uganda inspired the birth of an authentic tour company, Uganda tours, providing 12 to 14 days of transport to small groups of up to […]<\/p>\n