Tourism stakeholders at the Coast say the industry is already looking up and the arrival of the Romanian charter flight on Wednesday is a sign of greater things to come. Kenya Tourism Federation, Kenya Association of Hotelkeepers and Caterers and the Kenya Coast Tourism Association on Friday said the curfew has hurt a lot of businesses and time has come for Kenyans to be allowed to exercise self-responsibility without any pressure. Hersi said with the Romanian charter flight, new markets will be opened. Over the years there has been growth in the European source market as Kenya ventures into the region aggressively. The Romanian charter flight will, for this season, have three flights on rotation.

Source: The Star March 12, 2021 09:45 UTC