CityBlue Hotels has announced the location of its first project in Kenya’s capital city and commercial hub of Nairobi which marks the seventh CityBlue in Africa: in the heart of the new business district of Westlands,

Kenya’s tourism sector will reap big from the ongoing Outbound Travel Mart (OTM) event taking place in Mumbai India, Tourism Board has said.  According to KTB’s CEO Betty Radier, the country’s participation in the event will increase its

Thai hospitality giant Minor-backed Avani Hotels and Resorts has expanded its portfolio to Kenya with the planned opening of new luxury suites in the upmarket Nairobi Westlands district in December. The 120-apartment 15-storey property dubbed

Competition for affluent global clients has gone a notch higher with Dubai-based Aleph Hospitality opening its new footprint, Best Western Plus Hotel, in Westlands, Nairobi. Aleph Hospitality, which has outlets in Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Saudi

Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife, Cabinet Secretary, Najib Balala, has called on the tourism private sector to take the lead on sustainable tourism to better grow their businesses and the industry at large. Speaking at

French hospitality group AccorHotels is set increase its footprint in Kenya with the launch of a 4- star premium boutique hotel in Gigiri. The multinational hotelier has partnered with Jit Group, one of the region’s

Dusit D2 Nairobi is set on Wednesday to hold a flag-raising ceremony to mark the official re-opening of the hotel. Dusit was closed in January following a terror attack in which 21 people were killed.

Best Western and Marriott International are the global brands that will build the most new hotels in Kenya, according to data detailing upcoming investments in the hospitality sector. Best Western has seven hotels lined up,

Twenty-seven global hotel brands have announced plans to open new or additional hospitality facilities in Kenya over the next four years, cementing the country’s position as East Africa’s business hub. The new hotels will bring