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Wilson Airport under pressure

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By Harriet Akinyi
| tourismupdate.com
The prolonged rehabilitation of Wilson Airport’s main runway, coupled with increasing urban encroachment and rising operating costs, is placing Kenya’s busiest domestic aviation hub under pressure. Speaking on the challenges facing Wilson Airport, Kenya Association of Air Operators (KAAO) CEO Liz Aluvanze said the airport remains one of the country’s most strategic aviation assets despite ongoing operational constraints across the aviation value chain.
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Can conservation and community co-exist in Ngorongoro?

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By Harriet Akinyi
| tourismupdate.com
Two Tanzanian government commissions have recommended continuing the government’s voluntary relocation programme of Maasai pastoralists from the Ngorongoro Conservation Area while also proposing broader reforms in the management of the conservation area and the programme. The recommendations have reignited debate about conservation, tourism and community rights. The commissions cite growing pressure on land and natural resources.
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Mombasa bets big on MICE

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By Harriet Akinyi
| tourismupdate.com
Mombasa is increasingly positioning as a MICE destination as it looks to diversify beyond its traditional beach tourism market. Recent large-scale conferences have highlighted the city’s growing focus on business events alongside leisure travel. For industry stakeholders, this evolution reflects necessity and opportunity. “The coast has always been regarded as a leisure destination where people come for the beach,” said Kenya Coast Tourism Association Chairman Victor Shitakha.
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