No products in the cart.
- Latest
- Trending
NAIROBI, Kenya Mar 27 – Various travel agency stakeholders have been challenged to embrace greater collaboration including Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) to strengthen Kenya’s travel payment ecosystem particularly in the digital payment space.
Speaking during the Kenya Travel Industry Payment Summit 2025 (KTRIPS 2025) in Nairobi on Thursday, Juanita Omanga, the Deputy Director Digital Payment Services Division at Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) emphasized that the collaborations will promote innovation, enhance consumer protection, and improve service delivery across the travel payments ecosystem.
“Public-private partnerships will be instrumental in scaling digital travel payment solutions. Ensuring that technology benefits major airlines, small travel agencies, and individual travellers is a shared responsibility,” said Omanga on behalf of Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) Governor Kamau Thugge.
Acknowledging the challenges in the digital payment…
Get curated travel AI insights — choose the newsletters that matter to you.
This spot is reserved for brands with a compelling story for the travel trade. They use this space to cut...
Read moreDetailsTravel One Technologies launches the world’s first Traveler DNA Platform, targeting the structural data gap at the core of an...
Read moreDetails
