Baringo leaders eye tourism growth as peace returns

Leaders and residents in Baringo County, Kenya, are celebrating the return of peace after years of banditry and cattle rustling, which is now paving the way for renewed focus on tourism and development. The improved security environment, attributed to a multi-sectoral approach and a national amnesty program, marks a significant change for the region.

Governors push tourism revenue-sharing model for counties hosting National Parks

Council of Governors Vice-Chairman Muthomi Njuki urged the National Government to partner with counties hosting national parks for tourism revenue sharing, mirroring agreements with Kajiado and Narok counties for Amboseli and Maasai Mara.

Baldev Charger’s lead narrows in East African Safari Classic Rally

Govt unveils new platforms to spur tourism demand

Kenya has launched two new platforms to boost domestic and international tourism: the Magical Kenya Souvenir Passport and the Hapa Ni Wapi initiative. These aim to enhance visitor engagement, promote local travel, and contribute to the country's goal of attracting 5.5 million tourists by 2027.

Conservationists in Samburu warn of increased human-wildlife conflicts as dry season sets in

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