Holiday Rush: How Kenyans Can Enjoy Free Park Entry Before Year-End

KWS said the festive promotion is designed to make wildlife experiences more affordable while giving Kenyans a chance to reconnect with nature during the holiday season. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke..

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The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has launched limited-time Boxing Day group offers for Kenyan citizens to encourage visits to national parks, sanctuaries, and marine parks before the end of the year.

These promotions are valid until December 31, and include free entry for children or adults based on group size and vehicle type.
The KWS is the key organization involved, aiming to make wildlife experiences more affordable and promote domestic tourism.
Specific offers include free entry for one child (aged 6-17) for families of five visiting sanctuaries and marine parks, and free entry for two adults for groups arriving in a full 25-seater bus.
Guests booking three nights in selected park accommodations will receive the fourth night free.

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