Rwanda is promoting its tourism attractions

 A number of tourism companies from Rwanda did participated in the recent Utrecht tourism trade show and they got an opportunity to exhibit Rwanda’s tourism attractions to over 140.000 show visitors, many of whom flocked to the Rwandan stand to learn more about the country, watch the display of the traditional dancers and enjoy a cup of Rwandan tea or coffee, getting a taste what to expect when coming for real.

 Lately, KLM flies between Amsterdam and Kigali on a daily basis and from there continuing to Entebbe and this has opened the global market for Rwanda and allows tourists, and business visitors to easily fly in and out of Rwanda any day of the week.

 Rwanda expects a huge numbers of tourists since this year will be the 20th anniversary of the Genocide of 1994 and so the whole country is gearing up towards the day when the mass slaughter of the innocent started. From that day onwards Rwandans will be remember every single day of the 100 days that the killings lasted before the Rwanda nationalistic Front expelled the last of the killers out of the country and ran under the cover of tens of thousands of refugees into the Congo.

Unfortunately until today, these people continue to be a threat to the new Rwanda which has since risen like the Phoenix from the ashes as the Congo’s regime and the UN’s so called peace keeping troops in Eastern Congo have tackled ALL but those FDLR militias, lending credibility to allegations that they are in fact covertly cooperating with them to pursue their own hidden agenda vis a vis Rwanda.

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