Sustainable Tourism and Vibrant Performances. A Rewind of EARTE and MKTE Day 2 and Day 3
The second day of Magical Kenya Travel Expo (MKTE) and East African Regional Tourism Expo (EARTE) ended with excitement. Victor Shitakha’s launch marked the start of the Magical Kenya Loyalty Rewards program, emphasizing strategic partnerships and exceptional rewards in the travel industry.
Highlights:
– Bronze and silver category achievements were celebrated, offering winners a 10% discount on Kenya Tourism Board exhibitions. Certificates of excellence added honor to their dedication.
– Kenya Airways took the platinum category, earning a 30% discount on KTB-led events, newsletter features, special event invitations, priority in familiarization trips, and a recognition certificate, showcasing the value of collaboration.
Insights:
– Seminars covered sustainable tourism’s impact on travel due to climate change (Seminar 3) and the evolution of travel in East Africa (Seminar 4), emphasizing affordable flight rates and seamless transport integration for accessibility.
The recent MKTE (Magical Kenya Travel Expo) and EARTE (East African Regional Tourism Expo) concluded with a spectacular closing event that showcased cultural richness, entertainment, and unity among delegates from Burundi, Kenya, South Sudan, and South Africa. Dr. Alfred Mutua, Kenya’s CS of Tourism and Wildlife, and other prominent delegates graced the occasion, making it truly memorable.
Highlights:
– Diverse Cultural Extravaganza: Burundian performers, Bomas of Kenya dancers, and South Sudanese showcased traditional dances, immersing attendees in East African cultural heritage.
– Unity Through Dance: Delegates from South Sudan and South Africa joined in, symbolizing the interconnectedness of East African nations and fostering solidarity.
– Expressions of Gratitude: Mr. Francis Gichaba, Chairman of KTB, expressed gratitude to contributors for the Expo’s success, emphasizing the importance of showcasing East Africa’s offerings globally.
– Closing Remarks by Dr. Alfred Mutua: Dr. Mutua congratulated everyone involved, highlighting the potential for East African collaboration to create an attractive tourist destination with economic and cultural benefits.
The closing event celebrated diversity, unity, and success, leaving participants with a renewed commitment to a robust and collaborative East African tourism industry. Through performances, expressions of gratitude, and inspiring speeches, it marked a significant chapter in promoting the region as a premier global tourist destination.
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