Kenyan tour operators are urging both national and county governments to prioritize infrastructure improvements in key tourist destinations, warning that current conditions threaten the country's tourism growth and visitor experience.

• Poor road networks, inadequate park facilities, and weak air connectivity are highlighted as major concerns impacting safari destinations like the Maasai Mara National Reserve, Amboseli National Park, and Tsavo National Park.
• Industry leaders, including Twiga Tours CEO Shazmin Manji, are advocating for collaboration between government agencies and private operators to address these issues, emphasizing the need for all-weather roads and modernized facilities.
• Despite these challenges, international travelers, particularly from the United States, continue to show confidence in Kenya as a preferred long-haul destination, with a delegation of 125 African-American lawyers and judges currently visiting to celebrate their organization's 100th anniversary.