Kenya plans to strengthen tourism sector
(MENAFN) The Kenyan government announced that it aims to increase the number tourists to the country from the current average of 1 million per year to 3 million by 2015, Xinhuanet reported.
The Principal Secretary for the Ministry of East African Community, Commerce and Tourism said: "The numbers we are receiving today from Kuwait and the region are not as high as they should be. This is mainly because there is no proper awareness about Kenya's distinct tourism products."
Tourism in Kenya is one of the largest contributors to the country's gross domestic product (GDP), which currently forms 12 percent of the GDP.
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