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State cuts tourism marketing budget

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The tourism industry will have to do more with less money in its bid to recover from the impact of Covid-19 after the National Treasury slashed its allocation for the current financial year.

The cash for the Tourism ministry has been reduced by Sh3.42 billion, which means that State agencies charged with marketing the country in key source markets will have to reduce their activities.

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