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Hotels bank on interest in Mount Kenya adventure tourism for growth

Tourism CS Najib Balala, centre, leads a team of mountaineers in climbing Mt Kenya at Embore, Meru County on November 13, 2017. PHOTO | JOSEPH KANYI | NMG

By  MATHIAS RINGA

Hotels, lodges and camps in central region are banking on the promotion of Mount Kenya as an adventure destination to help revive tourism in the circuit.

According to Kenya Association of Hotelkeepers and Caterers (KAHC) Mount Kenya region chairman Edward Wangechi, tourism has taken a dive due to the repeat presidential election stand-off.

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