Promotional Rwanda gorilla trekking prices amid Covid-19
Promotional Rwanda Gorilla Trekking Prices and Covid 19. The Rwanda government under the tourism institution of Rwanda Development Board has announced the tourism restrictions that allowing both domestic and foreign tourists to visit some of the country’s tourism attractions.
The Rwanda Development Board eased the promotional Rwanda Gorilla Trekking Price and Covid 19 with other tourism activities to all tourist of foreign residents, Nationals, and East African Nationals residing in Rwanda with attractive and inclusive tourism packages.Book Now
Mountain Gorilla Sighting in Volcanoes National Park
The board has encouraged all travel enthusiasts and nature explorers to take advantage of this unique opportunity to venture out and experience the beauty and adventure that Rwanda has offered on Promotional Rwanda Gorilla Trekking Price and Covid 19 due to the novel Coronavirus pandemic.
These safari packages have been designed to showcase Rwanda’s remarkable leisure and recreational experiences, from adventures in the mountains, to memorable excursions in serene landscapes, and a taste of our lively cities.
Promotional Rwanda Gorilla Trekking Prices amid Covid 19 permit is now available at a fee of $200 for Rwandans and foreign residents residing in Rwanda, and $500 for foreigners who are resident in Rwanda. International tourists $1,500, Corporates/Organizations 10% discount on bulk purchases i.e. 30 permits. Families 15% discount for family visits (couples and children over 15 years old)
This is part of the promotional offer to boost tourism, which ends December this year of 2020. There are also other special packages are available for groups, families, and corporates on other products in Volcanoes and Nyungwe National Parks, they said, without revealing the nature of packages.
Tourists who are now allowed to visit Rwanda during this promotional Rwanda Gorilla Trekking Prices and Covid 19 from the Volcanoes National Park, home to the world’s remaining mountain gorillas and Nyungwe National Park a home to 13 primates also know for Chimpanzee Rwanda Safari, to Akagera National Park for the wildlife safari and other attractions, which they will do under minimum health and safety guidelines. The tourism industry has adapted and created a safe environment for travelers and operators, in order to thrive in these unprecedented times.
By maintain safety measures, domestic tourists visiting Nyungwe and Volcanoes national parks are required to test negative for Covid-19 within 48 hours prior to visiting these attractions. All visitors traveling by charter flights are expected to test negative for Covid-19 within 72 hours prior to arrival. Tourists will take a second Covid-19 test prior to visiting any tourist attraction.
