Kenya Targets US Tourists and Investors Through New ‘Tourism Triangle’ Partnership
Source: Kenya Today
Summary
By Milton Were Kenya is seeking to attract more American tourists and investors through a new partnership linking Nairobi-based Tuua Safaris with US-based Africaire Hospitality Group. The initiative, dubbed the Tourism Triangle , was unveiled during a forum hosted by the Kenya Embassy in Washington, D.C., on September 30. It aims to connect Kenya with the Washington metropolitan region through tourism, cultural exchanges and business partnerships, with plans to expand into Caribbean markets. Kenya’s Deputy Chief of Mission in Washington, Ambassador Christopher Kirigua, said the partnership would open new avenues for businesses and investors in both countries to collaborate. He urged participants to translate discussions into practical opportunities benefiting businesses and communities in Kenya, the District of Columbia and Maryland. The meeting brought together representatives from diplomatic missions, government agencies, aviation, hospitality, investment and trade, alongside business leaders from the Washington region. Travel Programmes to Connect Tourism and Investment Tuua Safaris founder and chief executive Lucy Kimanzi said the company would develop travel programmes combining visits to Kenyan destinations with cultural immersion and opportunities to explore investments. The programmes will targ CEO Tuua Safaris and Kalonji Foreman Board Member - CEO Foreman Properties DC and board member Mombasa Relief Initiative...