VIDEO: Travel advice for Kenya tourists

Zanzibar is an autonomous part of the Tanzania mainland. It consists of two major islands – Pemba and Unguja on the coast of East Africa. In stone town, you can easily move around in a narrow street without getting bored.

Travelling in Zanzibar is not only about spending some cash for luxury and recreation but also about exploring some of the UNESCO-designated heritage sites which would allow travelers gain insight on the history and culture of Swahili people. Here are some important travel...

The UK government revises its travel advice for Nairobi in Kenya, removing earlier cautions about travel to township or slum areas.

 Kenyan tour operators’ vehicles will not take tourists directly to national parks and other attraction sites in Tanzania even after last week’s deal reached by the two countries to enhance cooperation in the tourism sector.

British tourists are being evacuated from Kenya by tour operators Thomson and First Choice following a terrorism warning from the Foreign Office.

 A fleet of luxury speedboats that were rejected in Tanzania and dumped in Mwanza for seven years has become a tourist attraction in Kenya’s section of Lake Victoria, The Citizen can reveal today.

>Tourism investors in Kenya cried foul over a massive airlift of hundreds of foreign tourists from the country by Britain, Australia and France who cited insecurity concerns.

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