Miss Tourism Kigezi Initiative team Visits Minister for Youth Affairs ahead of the boot camp and Crowning

Miss Tourism Kigezi Initiative Visits Minister for Youth Affairs.
Story By Davis Owomugisha 

This morning, the Miss Tourism Kigezi initiative team visited the office of the Minister for Youth Affairs, Honorable Baram Barugahara. The visit marks an important step as the initiative gains momentum in its mission to select the 2024 King and Queen to represent Kigezi.
The team was warmly welcomed by Hon. Barugahara, who expressed his support for the initiative. He highlighted the importance of promoting tourism in the Kigezi region and praised the team's efforts to showcase the area's rich cultural heritage and natural beauty.

The Miss Tourism Kigezi initiative aims to find young ambassadors who will promote the region's attractions and help boost tourism, which is vital for local development.
During the visit, the team shared their plans for the upcoming selection process and events. They discussed ways to collaborate with the Ministry of Youth Affairs to ensure the initiative's success. Hon. Barugahara offered his full support and pledged to assist in any way possible.

The Miss Tourism Kigezi initiative continues to gain strength and attract attention. With the backing of influential leaders like Hon. Barugahara, the 2024 King and Queen selection promises to be a significant event for the region.
Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting journey to celebrate and promote the beauty of Kigezi!

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