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Tourism players fear Finance Act will disrupt sector

Passengers board a train at thika railway station to travel to Nanyuki. [David Gichuru, Standard]

The tourism industry is still reeling from the effects Covid-19 pandemic and would greatly suffer the effects of the Finance Act 2023.

Players in the sector interviewed in Mombasa County said that with additional taxes, there is every possibility the cost of holidays and leisure will rise.

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