Since the country’s early years of safari tourism a few decades ago, Rwanda has advanced significantly. All of the major tourist locations now provide first-rate lodging alternatives. In or near Volcanoes, Nyungwe, and Akagera National Parks are now tourist-class hotels, when there were formerly just a few local guesthouses accessible. In recent years, a number of the small, upscale safari hotels that are so well-liked in nations with more established safari industries have also opened. This ought to help Rwanda become more well-known among frequent travellers from Africa who like traditional safari vacations.