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May 21st, 2009

Newsletter from East Africa May 2009

This newsletter highlights among others;

  • Tourism marketers open Kenya’s beauty through circuits
  • Kenya Tourism body to hold suppliers’ expo in June
  • Kenya Wildlife Service faces major task in wooing tourists
  • Safarilink flies to Diani, Kenya Coast
  • Kenya Airways is offering flights to Mwanza , Malindi flights from Nairobi, Australia connection from Nairobi
  • Shocking game losses in Kenya’s Masai Mara
  • Check our special offers page for amazing offers

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April 9th, 2009

Safari Offer by Kenya One Tours

How to save 5% on your next travel booking to Kenya and Tanzania
Kenya One Tours is offering a 5% discount on travel booking and insider travel information by registering on Kenya One Tours website. For more information please visit Kenya One Tours Offer page.

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April 9th, 2009

East Africa Safari news for March 2009

Kenya reduces Visa Fee
The Kenyan Government has announced that Kenya will reduce the cost of tourist visas by 50% beginning April 1, 2009 until end of 2010. Additionally Kenya will waive visa fees completely for children under the age of 16 years. Uganda was the first country in East Africa to lower its entry fees by 50 percent for tourists in December 2008 and reduced park entrance fees as well. Read the rest of this entry »

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March 31st, 2009

Samburu Sopa Lodge closes for renovation

This notice is to inform our esteemed clients that Samburu Sopa Lodge will close for renovation from 1st of April 2009.

The exercise is scheduled for completion on 1st June 2009.

If you traveling to Northern Kenya, especially Samburu, please check out Ashnil Samburu Camp, Samburu Intrepids Camp or Samburu Serena Safari Lodge.

All the best in your safari to Northern Kenya.

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February 5th, 2009

East Africa Safari Newsletter - January 2009

Six Camps and Lodges in Kenya get ecotourism rating

Samburu Lodge, Joys Camp, Samburu Tented Camp, Mara Interpids Camp, Mara Explorer Camp, and Keekorok Lodge got their ecotourism rating which show their commitment to responsible tourism. These facilities, located in Masai Mara Game Reserve and Samburu underwent a rigorous vetting process by Ecotourism Kenya. Eco-rating is used to certify lodges, hotels and camps that meet high standards in environmental protection and social responsibility. According to the findings of the assessment the rating ranges from gold, silver or bronze ratings. At present 30 facilities were rated, two have gold rating, six have silver and 22 bronze. Read the rest of this entry »

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