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The 5th Uganda-Kenya Coast Tourism and Innovation Summit 2026 is here!
📅 26th – 27th October 2026
📍 Mombasa, Kenya
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What a remarkable first day at #estf2026 !
Thank you to our speakers, panelists, moderators, exhibitors, partners, and participants for the engaging discussions, valuable insights, and meaningful connections shared throughout the day.
Meet #estf2026 Speaker
Dr Sam Ikwaye, PhD, Chairman, Mombasa Tourism Council, will be participating in the Ecotourism Kenya Sustainable Tourism Forum 2026.
He has hospitality industry expertise with strong academic and business leadership experience, and will share...
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The Mombasa tourism sector is losing an estimated Sh200 million annually due to disruptions caused by the invasive house crow, according to a new assessment by the Mombasa Tourism Council (MTC). Addressing journalists in Mombasa on December 8, 2025, tourism stakeholders said the losses stem from reduced guest satisfaction, compensation claims, and rising pest-control costs, with more than 65 percent of beachfront hotels reporting significant crow-related complaints.
Photos by Robert Menza
@rebecca_miano@KWSKenya@KAHC_Kenya@magicalkenya@A_S_Nassir Crow infestations are costing our hotels millions and threatening Mombasa’s reputation ahead of peak season.”
“Tourism is mobilized and ready — we will not allow crows to destroy our coastal economy.
The Mombasa tourism sector is losing an estimated Sh200 million annually due to disruptions caused by the invasive house crow, according to a new assessment by the Mombasa Tourism Council (MTC). Addressing journalists in Mombasa on December 8, 2025, tourism stakeholders said the losses stem from reduced guest satisfaction, compensation claims, and rising pest-control costs, with more than 65 percent of beachfront hotels reporting significant crow-related complaints.
Photos by Robert Menza
Mombasa came alive today as we marked #UNWorldTourismWeek with a vibrant procession from Mapembeni to Mama Ngina Waterfront alongside CS @rebecca_miano
With over 2.39M visitors in 2024, Kenya’s tourism is rebounding; and Mombasa is at its heart. We’re investing in culture, heritage, and infrastructure to attract more visitors and create jobs.
Today, Mombasa proudly hosted the World Tourism Day 2025 celebrations, bringing together tourism stakeholders, government representatives, and community groups to showcase the unique heritage and opportunities of the Kenyan coast.
The event highlighted the importance of sustainable tourism, inclusivity, and community-driven growth, aligning with this year’s global theme.
#WorldTourismDay #Mombasa #TourismForSustainableDevelopment
1/2 Later in the day the PS met the Mombasa Tourism Council members led by the CECM for the Department of Tourism, Culture & Trade, Mombasa County Mohammed Osman. They deliberated on issues of tourism promotion among them leveraging on Mombasa old Town and Mama Ngina Water Front.
Amb. Paul Mukumbya and his team paid us a courtesy call at our offices. We discussed ways of increasing visitor traffic from Uganda as well as that of Kenyans visiting Uganda. At the just concluded symposium Amb. urged Kenyan businesses to invest in Uganda. #Kahcsymposium@20
Let’s rewind to late last month when Kenya Association of Hotel Keepers & Caterers [KAHC] convened in Diani to mark its 20th Anniversary of the KAHC symposium, one of the longest annual hotel events in Kenya and the region- not a mean feat.
#KAHCNext20#MagicalKenya
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