MOMBASA, Kenya- President Ruto Welcomes Over 2,200 Tourists in Mombasa, Vows to Boost Kenya’s Tourism Sector
President William Ruto has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to bolstering Kenya’s tourism industry by investing in quality infrastructure, strategic marketing, and enhancing visitor experiences.
Speaking at the Port of Mombasa, where he welcomed the Norwegian Dawn, a 294-meter-long cruise ship carrying over 2,200 tourists, Ruto emphasized that strengthening the tourism sector is key to attracting foreign investment and stimulating economic growth.
“We are investing in quality infrastructure, engaging in strategic marketing, and enriching offers to sustainably drive our tourism numbers,” said Ruto.
We are investing in quality infrastructure, engaging in strategic marketing and enriching offers and experiences to sustainably drive our tourism numbers. This will spur foreign investments and stimulate our economic growth. At the Port of Mombasa, welcomed and toured the…
The arrival of Norwegian Dawn underscores Kenya’s potential as a premier cruise tourism destination. With its pristine beaches, rich wildlife, and cultural heritage, Mombasa continues to attract global travelers, boosting local businesses and employment.
The government is keen on expanding and modernizing port facilities to accommodate more cruise ships and facilitate seamless travel experiences. The increased tourist arrivals are expected to provide a major economic boost to the hospitality sector, transport industry, and local entrepreneurs.
Kenya’s tourism sector, a major contributor to GDP, suffered setbacks due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but recent efforts to revitalize the industry have shown promising results.
With ongoing developments and increased international arrivals, Kenya is positioning itself as a leading tourism and investment hub in Africa.
