If you can`t see it click here

Domestic and Regional Tourism will continue to keep the sector afloat

Oxford Economics and global Travel report (2020-2021) indicates that domestic and regional travel will dominate the tourism industry in 2021 compared to international tourism. Many destinations are expected to maintain their international travel restrictions for a large part of the year. Affordability and safety concerns are also expected to encourage closer-to-home travel.

Find out more

COVID-19 vaccine to boost travel

Most Kenyans are willing to take the vaccine once availed by the government which will be a big boost for domestic tourism according to Geo Poll report. The report also indicates that the vaccine will increase confidence for travel with many tourists still afraid of contracting the virus during travel.

Find out more

Air travel to be more attractive for travellers in 2021

Air travel is expected to pick up in 2021 with airlines expected to continue significantly discounting ticket prices to stimulate demand (International Tourism report Jan-Oct 2020).

Global tourism trends suggest that transport costs will affect travel patterns globally with travellers seeking travel insurance and flexibility during travel.

Find out more

Travel trends and influences for the future as we re-imagine tourism

With travel expected to pick in the second quarter of 2021, targeted travellers have cited hygiene measures, flexibility, and financial peace of mind as key motivators for travel.

Expedia Group Solution also indicates that younger generations will be at the forefront of driving demand. Oher influences cited are: Availability of vaccine, Demand evolution, Innovation and digitization, Sustainability.

Find out more

Kenya to host two European Tour Events in 2021

Kenya will host two European tour events in 2021; the Magical Kenya Open (MKO) and Kenya Savannah Classic.

The two events will happen consecutively with MKO taking place between the 18th-21st March and the Kenya Savanna classic taking place just two days after 23rd-26th March, both at the Karen Country club.

The events are expected to attract at least 400 – 500 people into the country comprising of professional golfers, officials and media.

You are receiving this communication because you have given us your consent by registering on one of our websites or participating in our promotional actions. Kenya Tourism Board respects your privacy so, if you wish, at any time, you can exercise your rights of access, rectification, cancellation, opposition, limitation, portability, and oblivion through the provisions of this additional information. In any case, if you do not wish to continue receiving further promotional communications from Kenya Tourism Board., you can unsubscribe here.

#MagicalKenya #RediscoverTheMagic #TembeaKenya #LiveTheMagic #SafeTravels

Our mailing address is:

The Kenya Tourism Board P.O. Box 30630-00100 Nairobi. Kenya

Email: communications@ktb.go.ke T: +254 20 2711262