Tourism body warns against politics that undermine Kenya’s economy

The Kenya Tourism Federation (KTF) has cautioned political leaders against making public utterances that could deter tourists and investors, warning that such remarks risk damaging the country’s reputation, livelihoods, and long-term economic growth. In a statement, KTF Chairma..

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The Kenya Tourism Federation (KTF) is urging political leaders to avoid public statements that could damage Kenya's reputation as a tourist and investment destination.

The KTF warned that negative political rhetoric could harm the livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of Kenyans who depend on the tourism sector.
KTF Chairman Fred Odek specifically cited remarks attributed to former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua advising tourists and investors to stay away.
The federation stressed that while political expression is a constitutional right, statements undermining confidence in Kenya have significant economic repercussions that can take years to rebuild.

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