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Hoteliers assure tourists of safety after Supreme court verdict

Tourists who are on holiday relax at the Swahili Beach Hotel along the South Coast beach hotels after the hotel was classified as a five star category jointly with the Leopard Beach Resort by the Tourism Regulatory Authority last week, August 14, 2016.[PHOTO BY GIDEON MAUNDU/STANDARD].

International holidaymakers have been assured of their safety in the country following the annulment of presidential elections on Friday.

Industry umbrella organisation Kenya Tourism Federation (KTF) said the decision by the Supreme Court to nullify the victory of President Uhuru Kenyatta does not have any adverse effects on tourists.

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