Lulit Gaaddisa: Oromia’s New Tourism Queen Ready to Shine on the World Stage

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Addis Ababa-

Lulit Gaaddisa emerged as the new Miss Tourism Oromia 2026, following a keenly contested competition among her peers at the recently held Oromia Gala and Awards of Excellence.

Her emergence was celebrated during a glamorous night of awards and recognition at the Skylight Hotel, Addis Ababa, following days of deliberations.

Beyond the crown, Lulit’s new role offers an exciting opportunity to showcase Oromia’s breathtaking landscapes, rich Oromo culture, vibrant festivals and remarkable tourism attractions to a wider international audience.

As Miss Tourism Oromia 2026, she has the potential to become a compelling voice for destination marketing, cultural preservation and youth participation in tourism, inspiring travellers to discover the region’s unique experiences.

With the right support and strategic partnerships, Lulit Gaaddisa can help position Oromia as a destination of choice, connecting its tourism potential with new visitors, investment opportunities and global recognition.

Her journey has just begun—and the world is invited to discover Oromia through her eyes.

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