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Wilderness Bisate Reserve Opens in Rwanda
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Wilderness Bisate Reserve has opened in Rwanda, offering an exclusive base to view mountain gorillas in Volcanoes National Park. An expansion of the existing Bisate property, and allowing just eight guests in total, the Reserve offers stunning 360-degree views of the Virunga mountains. Each villa includes private decks, fireplaces, hot tubs and tailored experiences.
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Worth Knowing About
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Visit Rwanda Team Gearing Up for Fall U.S. Road Show
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The Visit Rwanda North America team will join representatives from the Rwanda Development Board, the U.S.-based Rwandan Embassy, several Rwanda-based tour operators and countless members of the U.S. travel community for three nights of education and networking. If you are located in Washington D.C., New York City or Philadelphia and would like more information about these upcoming events, please reach out to Helen Putman.
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Webinar on Luxury Tourism Options in Rwanda
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Please join us Nov. 26 for a webinar hosted by the Visit Rwanda U.S. team where we will discuss ways to experience this bespoke destination as well as share more information about the country’s high-end hoteliers and tour operators. Invitations will deploy shortly.
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Product Highlights
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Akagera Aviation
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Akagera Aviation provides helicopter charters and scenic tours over Rwanda’s stunning landscapes. With a fleet including the Agusta 109, Agusta 139, and Robinson 44, they offer breathtaking tours ranging from 30 minutes to 2.5 hours. The company also handles aerial photography and emergency services.
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Volcanoes Safaris –
Virunga Lodge
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Volcanoes Safaris offers a luxury lodge experience at Virunga Lodge, located near Volcanoes National Park. In addition to its stunning views of the volcanoes, the lodge offers bespoke tours – including guided treks to see the mountain gorillas, golden monkey tracking and hikes to see the mountain gorillas.
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Did you know that Rwanda is home to the world’s first eco-friendly gorilla sanctuary? The Karisoke Research Center, founded by primatologist Dian Fossey, was established in 1967 to protect mountain gorillas and has been crucial in their conservation efforts ever since.
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For more information on booking travel with Visit Rwanda, click here.
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