Humpback whales in watamu becomes a key attraction in Kenya’s coastal tourism

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Humpback whales in watamu becomes a key attraction in Kenya’s coastal tourism

11th September, 2018

On matters tourism now humpback whale watching along Kenya’s coast is becoming a key attraction in Kenya’s coastal tourism calendar. This comes at a time when hotels and service providers in watamu are reporting increased demand for whale watching excursions by tourists over the last three months. The ongoing humpback whale migration is seen as a boon for the sector according to Kenya tourism board chief executive officer, Dr. Betty Radier.

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