January 2026

  • Cruise tourism rebounds as 600 visitors dock in Mombasa

    Kenya’s cruise tourism sector is gaining momentum as the country steps up efforts to attract five million international visitors by 2027, with the Port of Mombasa recording a surge in cruise ship arrivals as the season picks up. Today, more than 600 tourists and 400 crew members arrived at the Port of Mombasa aboard the…

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  • New Gateway to the Wild: Maasai Mara International Airport Set for 2026 Completion

    NAROK, KENYA – The landscape of Kenyan tourism is shifting as construction intensifies on the Maasai Mara International Airport (also known as Narok International Airport). Located in the Ewaso Ngiro area, the multi-billion shilling project is officially scheduled for completion by December 2026. Once operational, the airport will provide a direct link for international travelers, allowing them to bypass…

  • Kenyan safari itinerary

    Group Size: 7 Tourists Vehicle: Private 7-Seater 4×4 Land Cruiser Safari Vehicle Season: Peak Season (Great Migration Period) Duration: 15 Days / 14 Nights Kenya’s peak safari season offers spectacular wildlife viewing, including the Great Wildebeest Migration in Maasai Mara, the elephants of Amboseli, the lakes of the Rift Valley, and the wild landscapes of…

  • Travel Advisory: Wildlife Park Access & Weather Update (March 2026)

      Due to persistent heavy rainfall across Kenya, the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) and regional authorities have issued safety advisories for several key national parks and reserves. While most parks remain open, specific gates and internal routes are currently restricted. Park-Specific Status Updates   Tsavo East National Park     Tsavo West National Park     Maasai…

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