O le Komiti o Turisi a Kenya (KTB), aka Magical Kenya, na faia lana faaaliga faaletausaga o tagata tafafao maimoa i le faaiuga o le vaiaso talu ai, ma e ui lava i le faigata o le siosiomaga, o numera o tagata asiasi na sili atu nai lo tausaga ua tuanaʻi, ma le motu o tagata na vevesi tulaga i le Aso Toonaʻi.

O le tauvaga a le KTB #TembeaKenya, na fuafua e siʻitia le maualuga o aia i femalagaiga i totonu o le atunuʻu, o loʻo i ai se vaega taua tele i le faʻamanuiaina o le Magical Kenya Exhibition 2012. I lalo o le twitter hashtag #TembeaKenya ua i ai le tele o lagolagoina lagolagoina malaga, ofo faʻatasi e le Kenya Wildlife Service ma le Kenya Tourist Board, valaʻauina nisi o sili lauiloa a Kenya blog ma Tweeps e malaga i le salafa o le atunuʻu ma faila se faʻamaumauga o aso taʻitasi o mea na tutupu, poto masani, ma vaaiga - o le mulimuli e ala i ata lafoina i Twitter ma a latou itulau Facebook, lea e afe ma afe i luga o le afe o latou tagata mulimuli ane mafai ona maua se tafaoga saogalemu o ituaiga, ae le i amataina le mulimuli i uluaʻi tulagavae ma vaʻai i le tamaoaiga faʻafiafiaina ma le matagofie o Kenya latou lava.

E tele ni faʻaliga na faʻaalia le faʻamalieina i le maualuga o le tului mai tagata lautele. O femalagaiga i totonu o aiga i tausaga ua tuanaʻi na matua tupuola lava, ma ua maua ai nei le lona lua o tuafale mo faletalimalo, nofoaga o le safari, ma nofoaga matafaga e le gata i turisi mai fafo, ma le palota o le a oʻo mai ia Mati i le tausaga fou, ma le faamoemoe lemu i lalo o tagata mai fafo agai atu i lena aso ma tala atu, tagata femalagaaʻi mai totonu o Kenya ma le lautele itulagi o loʻo faʻamoemoe e lagolagoina ola gafatia mo le talimalo talimalo pisinisi.

O Kenya, o lea, i masina ua tuanaʻi na faʻatautaia polokalame i le itu i sasaʻe o le Aferika i Saute e faʻalauiloa ai femalagaaʻiga i le atunuʻu ma vaʻai i paka a le atunuʻu ma matafaga, faʻatasi ai ma kamupani vaʻalele a le atunuʻu o loʻo faʻateleina la latou lava maketiina o vaʻalele e pei o Mombasa, o loʻo tautuaina nei RwandAir ma Air Uganda e le malolo i le tele o taimi i le vaiaso. Asiasi i le www.magicalkenya.com poʻo le www.kws.go.ke e suʻe ai faʻamatalaga i luga o mataaga tafafao ma nofoaga uma e 23 a le atunuʻu, 28 fanua faʻasao a le malo, 4 paka a le atunuʻu o le sami, 6 fanua faʻasao a le gataifale, ma le 4 atunuʻu. sulufaʻiga, e le gata i le faʻateleina o numera o fale tumaʻoti-pulea ma faʻatautaia fale faʻasao ma taʻaloga fale puipui.

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Under the twitter hashtag #TembeaKenya have a number of sponsored trips have taken place, offered jointly by the Kenya Wildlife Service and the Kenya Tourist Board, inviting some of Kenya's best known bloggers and Tweeps to travel across the country and file a daily log of events, experiences, and sights – the latter via uploaded pictures to Twitter and their Facebook pages, where thousands upon thousands of their followers can then have a virtual safari of sorts, before eventually embarking on following the original footsteps and see the rich attractions and beauty of Kenya themselves.
Domestic travel has over the past few years grown significantly, now providing a second backbone for lodges, safari camps, and beach resorts besides the foreign tourists, and with elections coming up in March next year, and the anticipated slow-down in foreign arrivals towards that date and beyond, travelers from within Kenya and the wider region are expected to sustain viable occupancies for the hospitality industry.
Kenya has, therefore, in recent months ran campaigns across the East African Community to promote travel to the country and see the national parks and beaches, with regional airlines also stepping up their own marketing of flights to for instance Mombasa, now served by both RwandAir and Air Uganda nonstop several times a week.