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Yankari: I tried Spector Travel, but I did not have any information. I tried to make a few phone calls, but I received only one voicemail. Someone sent me an e - mail, I did not provide any information, I did not provide contact information, and never followed my inquiries. They suggested to me, what is the organization of their work, I think I am because they are not working for an organization they do not want to get in the way

Mfuwe: Thanks for your advice, but the airline seems to be able to work only through agents who "sign up" with them. The airline I contacted let me contact their "signing" agent, I will wait for the airline to return to them at the price.

I recently gained the privilege to participate in the renewal of Kenya Yellow Page Travel Site (TDK). At the time of writing, TDK is one of the most comprehensive digital tourism resources in Kenya, targeting the local tourism market. Indeed, as we know, Kenya experienced difficult times in the tourism industry, and international tourists are concerned about this, so many local destinations are increasingly prosperous I rely on local markets. Therefore, it is wonderful to have an opportunity to interview Pedro Gomes, the representative director of Yellow Pages Kenya, a company behind TDK. Pedro shared his friendly opinion on how TDK played a role in the development of Kenya's tourism industry due to the development of the local tourism industry. This is our interview.

Interview with Yellow Pages Representing Kenya Representative Director Pedro Gomez, TravelDiscoverKenya.com

For decades, the Kenya Travel Agency Association has represented the commercial interests of Kenya's travel agencies. The association was established in 1979 to succeed the East African Travel Agency Association which had existed since 1956. The Association will support and protect the interests of the Kenya tourism industry, promote industry expert criteria, and encourage policies to create profitable business. Environment KATA has more than 150 travel agencies and is the largest and only travel social organization in Kenya.

Rejoining Kenya, we headed to the foot of Kenya and a remote place in northern Kenya. Nomadic tribes such as Marsabit's Rendille and Samburu (Maasai's cousin) are still wearing very unique and sophisticated costumes. We go north to the Omo Valley. In this small observation area, the most colorful people in Ethiopia live. While Mursi is known for their clay lips and earlobe decoration, friendly Hamars are known for their luxurious and fun hairstyles. You can go to Omo National Park with 2 day option tour