Diana and Sasha are relieved — the rate card is ready at last! They’ve spent countless hours poring over costing spreadsheets and debating what’s fair and what will work. The biggest change is a return to tiered pricing, after years of offering one unified rate. In short, we’ve become more affordable to groups of travellers.
With that settled, ML Rwebandira can now take the rate card to the World Travel Market Africa in Cape Town. This will be his third attempt to be allowed into South Africa, and hopefully the charm! On Monday 13 April he’ll be on the Local Communities panel, discussing the upcoming White Paper on Tourism in the Wildlife Economy.
You can download the rate card from this website right away, or head straight to the tour descriptions for the new prices. gorillahighlands.com is getting better every month. When did you last give it some quality time?
Happy Easter to all who are celebrating it, and come visit us the first moment you can!
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Diane “Mweya” Irumva works at the Gorilla Highlands Experts office and helps manage tours. She daily commutes to the College of Agriculture, Animal Sciences and Veterinary Medicine from Musanze, Rwanda. [bio updated: 2026-03]
Sandrine “Sasha” Benimana is the office manager of Gorilla Highlands Experts. Pursuing a degree at the College of Agriculture, Animal Sciences and Veterinary Medicine, Sasha is increasingly passionate about creating meaningful travel experiences that connect visitors with local communities, and about the town of Musanze, Rwanda. [bio updated: 2026-03]
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ML Rwebandira — formerly known as Miha Logar — is an adventure and cultural tourism expert, writer and multimedia producer who co-founded Gorilla Highlands Experts. His most recent publication is the Pocket Treasure. A national of both Uganda and Slovenia, ML resides with his son Lan in Musanze, Rwanda. Click for his personality-infused quarterly newsletters. [bio updated: 2026-05]