Bush-to-Beach plan increases tourist numbers

Kenya and Uganda’s joint tourism drive is paying off, with cross-border visitor numbers surging by 37 percent in three years.

Bush-to-Beach plan increases tourist numbers

Kenya and Uganda’s joint tourism drive is paying off, with cross-border visitor numbers surging by 37 percent in three years.

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