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  Enkopiro mara camp Ceo Miss Marta after being feted the best tented camp By Kinana Munene February 8, 2025 The inaugural Kenya Tourism Awards 2024, held on February 7, 2025, at the prestigious Villa Rosa Kempinski in Nairobi, celebrated outstanding achievements in the nation's tourism and hospitality sectors. The event, organized in partnership with the Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife, honored individuals, organizations, and businesses that have significantly contributed to the growth and promotion of tourism in Kenya. Top Honors of the Night The coveted Industry Icon of the Year  award  Best Tourism Personality  category, was presented to Marley Sianto , recognizing her exceptional contributions to Kenya's tourism landscape. In the   Judith Langat Tanju secured the first runner-up position, while Ann Turpesia was the second runner-up. Best Tourism Personality  category, was presented to  Marley Sianto Excellence in Hospitality and Travel In the h...

  The park got its name from its former owner Mzee Saanane Chawandi. Located on the tranquil waters of Lake Victoria, Saanane Island National Park is a hidden gem in Tanzania that offers an unforgettable experience for nature lovers, wildlife enthusiasts, and adventure seekers. As one of the smallest national parks in the country, Saanane Island may be compact, but it is packed with stunning landscapes, diverse wildlife, and rich cultural history. Saanane Island holds the distinction of being Tanzania's first zoo, established in 1964 by the visionary conservationist Mzee Saanane Chawandi. It was later upgraded to a game reserve before gaining national park status in 2013, becoming the 16th national park in Tanzania. The park's transformation has preserved its natural beauty while promoting sustainable tourism. The islands are characterized by their rocky outcrops, lush vegetation, and pristine beaches, creating a picturesque setting             ...

  All roads led to Sifa gardens for the Seroxide Entertainment Premier Event. The serene landscapes of Kirinyaga County recently bore witness to a spectacle that heralded a new chapter in the world of entertainment. At the prestigious Sifa Gardens in Kutus, the air was charged with excitement as Seroxide Entertainment burst onto the scene in a dazzling display of style and passion. The grand entry was nothing short of spectacular, with a motorcade featuring sleek SUVs and a lineup of fancy rides that set the tone for the evening. As the convoy made its way to Sifa Gardens, artists emerged from sunroofs, waving to their adoring fans and setting the stage for what promised to be an unforgettable event. At the heart of this extravaganza was Mr. Manael Odhiambo, the visionary CEO of Seroxide Entertainment. In a candid moment, he shared that his love affair with the performing arts began in his formative years, culminating in the birth of his brand, "Seroxide." The name itself...

The roar of engines, the dust flying, and the heart-pounding excitement                                                       The roar of engines, the dust flying, and the heart-pounding excitement.  Travel Tuesdays  welcomes you to the captivating world of the Safari Rally in Naivasha, Kenya. After a nearly two-decade hiatus, this legendary motorsport event made a triumphant return in 2021, reintroducing itself to the world as part of the World Rally Championship (WRC). Held amidst the stunning landscapes and challenging terrains of Naivasha, the Safari Rally has once again captured the imaginations of motorsport enthusiasts worldwide. In this blog, we will delve into the history, allure, and exhilarating experience that awaits both competitors and spectators at this iconic event.  The Safari Rally holds a prestigious place in the motorsp...

A  UNESCO World Heritage Site which is considered the most significant historical landmark in Kenya Fort Jesus is a historical monument located in Mombasa, Kenya. The fort is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is considered one of the most significant historical landmarks in Kenya. The fort was built by the Portuguese in the late 16th century and has served as a military stronghold, prison, and museum over the centuries.  Travel Tuesdays  encountered the oldest Portuguese prison in Africa. The fort was built by the Portuguese in 1593 as a military stronghold to protect their interests on the East African coast. The fort was strategically located on the edge of a coral ridge overlooking the Old Port of Mombasa entrance. The fort was named after Jesus Christ, and it was meant to be a symbol of the Portuguese's dominance over the region. Weapon set on a watch tower to counter incoming enemies in the Indan ocean The fort was designed by Italian architect Giovanni Battista Cai...