Tourism in Bujagali
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- Q1This is the main tourist attraction on the White NileWhitewater rafting30s
- Q2Many travel to the White Nile and several weeks just to do this activityKayaking30s
- Q3This is the idea that money in an area circulates and brings benefits to everyone in a community by creating jobs directly and indirectly, and therefore bringing more taxes to the government.Multiplier effect30s
- Q4This is a type of tourist where people help with a charitable organisation.Volunteer tourism30s
- Q5This means differences in the amount of money that people earn in their job. In Bujagali the local safety kayakers and raft guides earn around $40 / trip whereas some people in the community (older villagers usually) are poor subsistence farmers.Income inequality30s
- Q6A charity that works in Bujagali and the surrounding area to improve the conditions in schools. They rely on volunteer tourists and bring the benefits of tourism to the whole community.Soft Power Education30s
- Q7A charity that works in Bujagali to improve health care. They have a clinic in the village and educate people about family planning (how many children to have) and malaria prevention.Soft Power Health30s
- Q8A kayaking company based on the river. Owned by a British couple, they employ Ugandan guides who teach people how to kayak.Kayak the Nile30s
- Q9A white water rafting company and the main campsite in Bujagali.Nile River Explorers30s
- Q10This is the idea that money from tourism leaves the area. This is often the case with large western businesses where profits go back to the Head Office location, or supplies need to be brought from abroad. This reduces the economic benefit of tourism for the local area.Leakage30s
- Q11When local traditions get lost as local people begin to embrace the culture of the tourists. In Bujagali this is happening with some younger people who dress and act more like the tourists.Erosion of culture30s
- Q12Tourism can bring opportunities for local people to learn new things. For example the quad biking company has trained guides and mechanics. Those involved in tourism are also learning English from tourists.New skills30s
- Q13These are motorbike taxis that get business from tourists.Boda boda30s
- Q14These are minibus taxis that get business from tourists.Matatus30s
- Q15The quad biking company in BujagaliAll Terrain Adventures30s