Kenya and Uganda are jointly enhancing their tourism efforts through a new marketing strategy aimed at increasing cross-border tourism, a sector with significant potential for growth. This will eventually help boost global travel.
This collaborative initiative includes a variety of cultural and culinary festivals designed to draw both local and international visitors.
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