‘Hidden Uganda’ Premieres in New York, Showcasing the Country’s Tourism Potential
The highly anticipated travel documentary Hidden Uganda premiered in New York on 14 February 2025 at the Whitby Hotel, introducing a global audience to Uganda’s rich cultural heritage and diverse landscapes. Produced by renowned travel journalist Peter Greenberg, the one-hour film is part of the Hidden series and offers an in-depth look at Uganda’s lesser-known attractions. From vibrant street food scenes in Entebbe to white-water rafting on the Nile and gorilla trekking in the country’s lush forests, the documentary highlights Uganda’s unique tourism offerings.
The film also explores Uganda’s agricultural traditions, featuring coffee and banana farms, as well as cultural symbols like the iconic Ankole cattle. In a unique feature, it even spotlights a local baseball team, illustrating the country’s evolving sports scene. The premiere marks a significant milestone for Uganda’s tourism industry, positioning the country as a premier travel destination. By showcasing its scenic beauty and adventure-filled experiences, Hidden Uganda is expected to generate greater international interest and contribute to the growth of tourism and local economies.
Source: NilePost
