BOMAS at 40 per cent and the women building Kenya’s landmark
Kenya’s economic transformation in the tourism sector is anchored on the development of world-class facilities that attract and sustain visitor demand across key segments, including Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions (MICE). By strengthening this infrastructure, ..
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Kenya's Bomas International Convention Centre (BICC) project has reached 40% completion, showcasing significant progress in developing world-class MICE facilities to boost Kenya's tourism and economic transformation.
- The 11,000-seat BICC is a key project for positioning Nairobi as a global conferencing hub.
- The project is managed by the Ministry of Defence, utilizing its engineering expertise.
- The construction features a significant number of women in various roles, including architects, engineers, and operators, celebrated during Women's History Month.
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