Insights
Notes from the field on tourism and transport advisory in Uganda.
Why Capacity Building Is the Advisory Work That Outlasts Us
A feasibility study or transport plan is only as durable as the team that inherits it. Training and institutional strengthening are what make advice stick after the mandate ends.
05 Sep 2026Planning Destinations With Communities, Not Around Them
Master planning and product development for a destination only holds up long-term if the communities living there are inside the benefit, not routed around it.
02 Sep 2026Structuring PPPs for Tourism Infrastructure
Public-private partnerships move tourism and transport infrastructure from plan to build, but only when the structure, not just the pitch, can survive investor scrutiny.
29 Aug 2026Connecting Uganda's Landmarks to the Roads That Reach Them
A destination is only as strong as the route to it. Transport advisory is where tourism ambition meets the reality of roads, logistics and regulatory compliance.
22 Aug 2026Why Feasibility Has to Come Before Capital
A tourism or transport project earns its funding by surviving scrutiny first: market demand, technical feasibility, and risk, tested before a shovel or a shilling moves.
15 Aug 2026