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Kenya spoilt for choice as business and tourism conferences surges this year

NAIROBI: Kenya is quickly making a name for itself as a competitive destination for business conferencing. This position has been further boosted by the country’s recent ranking in Fortune magazine as one of the top seven investment destinations in developing markets due to its political stability and sound macroeconomic management. The country beat Nigeria and South Africa.

And following the success of July’s Global Entrepreneurship Summit, the country has lined up several more high-profile meetings and conferences.

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