On December 11, President William Ruto announced that Kenya's tourism revenue growth is a direct result of increased digitization, particularly through the expansion of government services on digital platforms.

• Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) saw its annual revenue jump from between Sh4 billion and Sh5 billion to Sh7.95 billion last year, attributed to digital ticketing and the elimination of fraudulent tickets.
• The E-citizen platform, Kenya's flagship digital service, now offers 23,000 government services and collects approximately Sh2 billion daily.
• The President highlighted that digital systems ensure that park entry requires a digital ticket, making bribery impossible.