Craft Silicon’s TouristTap Now an Authorised Payment Option at Kenya’s Parks, Hotels and Attractions

Craft Silicon’s TouristTap approved across Kenya’s Parks and Hotels. Card to Till payments, refer all commissions and 24 hour support included...

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The Kenyan government has officially endorsed TouristTap, a new payment solution by Craft Silicon, to streamline cashless transactions across the nation's tourism sector.

This government recognition positions TouristTap as an authorized payment option at key tourism touchpoints nationwide, including game parks and coastal resorts.
The platform, developed by Craft Silicon (the creators of the Little ride-hailing app), allows tourists to use international Visa and Mastercard to pay via local mobile money channels like M-Pesa and Airtel Money.
The initiative aims to enhance revenue transparency and global competitiveness for Kenya's estimated KES 500 billion tourism economy, which has seen significant growth in visitor numbers.

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