Young employees see travel as a highly valued reward

In Uganda, this trend is especially noticeable among Gen Z and Millennial professionals, for whom travel has emerged as the most coveted form of recognition post-COVID-19 lockdown—surpassing traditional bonuses or material gifts.

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Sharing moments of a trip as it happens is the new normal of attracting tourists as shown at Guruguru Rock in Amuru. (Photo by Titus Kakembo)

By NewVision Reporter

Journalists @NewVision

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A 2024 Incentive Research Foundation (IRF) report has said that group incentive travel to tourism destinations is “extremely motivating."

According to the report, 91% of participants in the

Young employees see travel as a highly valued reward

In Uganda, this trend is especially noticeable among Gen Z and Millennial professionals, for whom travel has emerged as the most coveted form of recognition post-COVID-19 lockdown—surpassing traditional bonuses or material gifts.

Sharing moments of a trip as it happens is the new normal of attracting tourists as shown at Guruguru Rock in Amuru. (Photo by Titus Kakembo)

By NewVision Reporter

Journalists @NewVision

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