The Kenya Tourism Board (KTB) has moved to reassure international travellers that Kenya is safe to visit.
Amid protests that greeted the passage of the contentious Finance Bill 2024, KTB Chairman Francis Gichaba affirmed that all is well despite the recent developments in the country.
Gichaba said the board understands the concerns the recent events may have raised regarding travel to Kenya but was quick to point out that, all tourism destinations and attractions remain unaffected and open to visitors.
Besides, he pointed out that the country’s main airports have stringent security protocols in place and are functioning at optimal capacity.
“All airports and airstrips across Kenya remain fully operational, with scheduled flights arriving and departing as normal,” he said
“We assure our visitors of convenient access to any of our tourism circuits countrywide."
He said the board is working in close collaboration with local authorities to monitor any concerns and ensure seamless experiences for visitors.
“Kenya’s renowned warm hospitality and high service standards remain unwavering. Visitors can continue to expect the welcoming experience that Kenya is famous for," he said.
"We invite you to come and experience the magic of Kenya where adventure, culture and natural beauty await."
Kenya Tourism Board also assure visitors that the tourism sector remains resilient and committed to providing unforgettable experiences for all visitors.
"Our commitment to ensuring the safety and satisfaction of our visitors remains unwavering. Kenya continues to be a prime location for tourists, and we look forward to welcoming you to our beautiful country,"
