Submission Date : 13th August, 2026
Red Rocks Rwanda has launched an interactive Live Cultural Streaming Program on YouTube, offering audiences around the world the opportunity to experience Rwanda’s rich cultural heritage in real time. Developed through the collaboration of Red Rocks Initiatives and Red Rocks Base Camp, the programme uses digital technology to bring authentic, community-led tourism experiences to a […]
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Submission Date : 25th June, 2026
What began as an idea to bring communities closer to tourism opportunities grew into a movement of hope, culture, learning, and collaboration. The first edition of the Community Tourism Fair 2026, hosted by Red Rocks Initiative for Sustainable Development in Rwanda, exceeded expectations and demonstrated the growing global interest in tourism that creates positive impact […]
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Submission Date : 28th April, 2026
At our premises, a day is measured in connections made, stories shared, and lives touched. Our full-day gastronomy and eco-cultural experience is designed as a living example of how tourism can directly support communities while preserving culture and the environment. During morning hours, visitors meet local farmers whose knowledge reflects generations of sustainable practice. Guided […]
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Submission Date : 15th April, 2026
This initiative brings together three complementary actors—Amahoro Tours, Red Rocks Rwanda Community Benefit Company, and Red Rocks Initiative for Sustainable Development—each playing a distinct yet interconnected role in advancing community-based tourism (CBT). At the forefront, Amahoro Tours connects Rwanda’s unique experiences to the global market. Through strategic marketing, sales, and destination promotion, the company ensures […]
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Submission Date : 7th April, 2026
Across Rwanda’s diverse landscapes—from the misty volcanoes in the north to the savannah plains in the east, the shores of Lake Kivu in the west, and the rich cultural heartlands in the south—local communities have long been the custodians of the country’s natural and cultural heritage. Yet, many of these communities have remained on the […]
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