Nairobi — Kenya’s tourism sector has received a boost after the arrival of 600 visitors on a luxurious Symphony Cruise ship at Mombasa.
Their arrivals come at a time when the country is looking to diversify its tourist offerings, including cruise tourism, whose popularity has been growing.
“Cruise Tourism is a key economic driver not only in the tourism sector but also presents immense opportunities creating employment, supporting local enterprises, and promoting Kenya’s global image as a must-visit destination,” the Kenya Tourism Board (KTB) said in a statement.
“Every cruise ship docking at Mombasa contributes to the economy through port services, guided tours, and passenger spending on local attractions, souvenirs, and…
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