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Tourism Principal Secretary (PS) Prof. Julius Bitok has said the government is targeting five million international tourists as part of efforts to increase foreign exchange earnings and accelerate economic growth. Speaking
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The Principal Secretary, State Department for Tourism, Prof. Julius Bitok, has urged youth to market Kenya online by venturing into content creation. He told the youth to market the country’s beautiful
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The Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism (DET) hosted its annual tourism trade roadshow in Nairobi, bringing together more than 130 travel agents, tour operators, airlines and tourism stakeholders to
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Business operators in Diani are expecting increased commercial activity, following the influx of visitors attending The BAG Festival in Kwale County. Accommodation providers, restaurant owners and transport operators say the event
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The Coast tourism and hospitality sector is grappling with a growing invasion of the Indian house crow, a species blamed for disrupting food chains, damaging property and threatening public health
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