Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting is a biennial summit meeting of the de facto leaders from all Commonwealth nations. Despite the name, the head of state may be present in the meeting instead of the head of government, especially among semi-presidential states. This meeting was to take place in June 2020 and due to the out break of the Corona Virus in the entire world the meeting to be put on the stand still til further notice.

Later, this year the heads of states revised and agreed to resume the meeting in Rwanda this year starting from 20th – 26th June 2021 in Kigali. Events dates are as below and this meeting various group of people are catered.

Today when you visit the Kigali city it is CHOGM preparation that welcomes you start from the Kigali Airport, roads are well maintained and greening is the image that you find in the city. Though, the country is much known as the smartest country in the East African region, this time round it is more. With much love of the country, the government has put various international facilities to easily host the high number of international attendants expected to flow in the country during this meeting and after to experience the endangered mountain gorilla tours in Volcanoes National Park.

Before and after attending the Common Wealth Heads of Government Meeting. Rwanda has much interesting tourist places and activities to experience at any time available in your travel schedule. Here we have listed various Rwanda safari packages to experience and are customized depending on the group and the price that best fits your travel budget.

Rwanda, has rebrand it self slightly from a middle safari country to another level of luxury destination and here it has managed to welcome various international luxury chain lodges and camps which includes the Singita, One & Only Gorilla’s Nest Lodge, Bisate lodge and Magashi Camp and all offers sophisticated luxury services to travelers attending the CHOGM or other travelers visiting Rwanda for various safaris in the country or combined with other East African countries like Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania.