Kenya Tourism Board has said it is committed to ensuring the safety and satisfaction of visitors to the East African country.
The assurance is coming on the heels of the unrest unleashed on the country by citizens over the controversial Finance Bill which triggered wide scale demonstrations across Kenya.
Chairman of Kenya Tourism Board, Francis Gichaba in a press statement said Presidential William Ruto has declined his assent to the bill and written to Parliament to withdraw the Bill and give way for dialogue with the youth and other stakeholders opposed to the bill.
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He said President has also proposed the formation of a multi-sectoral, multi-stakeholder engagement within the next 14 days to chart the way forward on the bill while addressing the issues and concerns raised during the impasse.
He stated that “These are reassuring steps confirming that Kenya is open for
business. We invite you to come and experience the magic of Kenya where adventure, culture and natural beauty await. Visit Magical Kenya and discover the wonders that await you in all our destinations.
Kenya’s 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.”
