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Dakar, Abidjan, Libreville, Bamako, Conakry, Lome, Cape Town, Durban, Johannesburg, Kigali, Rabat, Casablanca and Maputo - and soon coming are Dar es Salaam and Kampala
Kenya's premier bush and beach airline was compelled by the Kenyan government to suspend operations from 01st of April but has opened their booking system again as of 22nd of June.
Kampala's best Belgian restaurant is now open again and has instituted the required hygiene and social distancing measures ... and remember, they also deliver your food, made to order ... WhatsApp them via +256 791 572701 - Menus available online
Given the present circumstances does Le Chateau | La Patisserie | Le Gourmet and The Pantry also deliver your orders ... WhatsApp them via +256 791 572701
Kenya's premier bush and beach airline was compelled by the Kenyan government to suspend operations from 01st of April but has opened their booking system again as of 22nd of June.
SunAfricaHotels remains operational at their Sovereign Suites in Limuru and the Sun Africa Nyali Beach Hotel in Mombasa - all other properties have presently suspended operations
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The worldwide COVID-19 (Corona) pandemic certainly is a human tragedy which affects millions of people around the world. Our thoughts and prayers are with those who are currently suffering from the virus in hospitals as well as families who have already lost their beloved ones. The global impact can be seen in all kinds of economy sectors and also massively in the tourism industry. Nevertheless, we all have to continue to develop new strategies and ways to survive, while preparing ourselves for the time after Corona.
The directors and the team of KILIFAIR Promotion are keenly monitoring all developments regarding the pandemic and impact for the tourism industry. Following economists’
& researchers’ forecasts, the situation shall be “under control” again after the next 2-3 months. This is the time when businesses will re-open their doors to serve customers and tourists who will slowly start to travel again – for this time we all need to be ready!
Therefore we have postponed KARIBU-KILIFAIR to September 4th – 6th, 2020, in the interest of all stakeholders and to be ready with a well-prepared networking platform to meet & greet each other after a long time, and to promote Tanzania and East Africa tourism activities again !
Thank you for supporting us and our future tourism.
