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County spruces up in bid to attract visitors as clans lay down arms

Entrance to Buffalo Springs National Reserve that is managed by Isiolo County government. The Tourism department has initiated plan to enter into Public Private Partnership (PPP) to manage the park along with Shaba.  (Photos By ALI ABDI/STANDARD)

 

Isiolo County is earning more revenue from tourism as security improves in the area. The county has two game reserves that have made it among the leading tourism destinations on the Northern Kenya tourism circuit.

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