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| Waturi Matu is a Kenyan and serves presently as director, business environment at TradeMark East Africa but has before now served in different capacities in different organisations within the travel industry and is popular for her strong views and advocacy for united Africa front when it comes to developing and promoting the travel industry.
speaks with ANDREW IRO OKUNGBOWA on her life’s trajectory and engagement with the industry.
What attracted you to the travel industry?
The universe conspired. I returned from a year’s stay in South Africa, and a board member of the Kenya Association of Travel Agents (KATA) reached out to me as they were looking at hiring a chief executive officer. At that time, I knew nothing about the travel and tourism industry apart from being a ‘traveller and tourist.’ |
As the United Nations World tourism Organization, (UNWTO) set out to issue recognition awards for its 12 UNWTO awards for sustainable tourism initiatives geared towards raising tourism globally, among the several awards at the event held in Madrid, …
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Kenya is one of the East Africa countries where tourism is a thriving venture and holds different allure and colours for different people. OMOLOLU OLUMUYIWA, who recently explore its tourism offerings writes of the charms of Magical Kenya as the country is fondly called.
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