The Republic of Kenya gains growing popularity as a tourism destination which offers abundance tourism resources. However, to Americans who are the world’s top spenders in outbound international travel, Kenya is still not a popular travel destination. It is obvious that there is a huge room for Kenya to attract more US travelers. This research explored the attractiveness of Kenya for US travelers and examined the US tour wholesalers’ efforts on promoting the destination and their tour products. An analysis toward the visual contents and the “key words” used by the US tour wholesalers in promoting Kenya, as well as a questionnaire, have been conducted to understand the ability of Kenya to attract American tourists. An overview of Kenya and...
Kenya faces intense competition in the tourism from countries such as Tanzania that have similar tou...
Kenya is among the developing countries of the world and has actively supported the development of t...
A Research Project Report Submitted to the Chandaria School of Business in Partial Fulfilment of the...
This study seeks to explore the trends in international tourist arrivals in a developing country - K...
For decades, Kenya has been renowned around the world as the most developed and premier destination ...
Kenya has placed high attention to the tourism industry as it constitutes one of her principal expor...
A Journal article by Juliana Kyalo and Dr. Paul Katuse, a Lecturer at the Chandaria School of Busine...
An Academic Research Project Submitted to the Chandaria School of Business as a Partial Fulfillment ...
Tourism is a very important source for foreign revenue for Kenya, as well as the main supporter and ...
Tourism is Kenya’s leading foreign exchange earner, yielding the country over US$500m annually. The ...
Kenya is predominantly a nature-based tourism destination with wildlife (concentrated in the souther...
Tourism is Kenya's leading foreign exchange earner, yielding the country over US$500m annually. The ...
D.Phil.Tourism is currently the world’s fastest growing economic activity. It has also been register...
Demographic and travel characteristics are significant in forming the basis for market segmentation,...
Scanned copy in 2 volumes.The purpose of this study is to examine tourism development planning in Ke...
Kenya faces intense competition in the tourism from countries such as Tanzania that have similar tou...
Kenya is among the developing countries of the world and has actively supported the development of t...
A Research Project Report Submitted to the Chandaria School of Business in Partial Fulfilment of the...
This study seeks to explore the trends in international tourist arrivals in a developing country - K...
For decades, Kenya has been renowned around the world as the most developed and premier destination ...
Kenya has placed high attention to the tourism industry as it constitutes one of her principal expor...
A Journal article by Juliana Kyalo and Dr. Paul Katuse, a Lecturer at the Chandaria School of Busine...
An Academic Research Project Submitted to the Chandaria School of Business as a Partial Fulfillment ...
Tourism is a very important source for foreign revenue for Kenya, as well as the main supporter and ...
Tourism is Kenya’s leading foreign exchange earner, yielding the country over US$500m annually. The ...
Kenya is predominantly a nature-based tourism destination with wildlife (concentrated in the souther...
Tourism is Kenya's leading foreign exchange earner, yielding the country over US$500m annually. The ...
D.Phil.Tourism is currently the world’s fastest growing economic activity. It has also been register...
Demographic and travel characteristics are significant in forming the basis for market segmentation,...
Scanned copy in 2 volumes.The purpose of this study is to examine tourism development planning in Ke...
Kenya faces intense competition in the tourism from countries such as Tanzania that have similar tou...
Kenya is among the developing countries of the world and has actively supported the development of t...
A Research Project Report Submitted to the Chandaria School of Business in Partial Fulfilment of the...