Selemong se fetileng, Mongoli oa Kabinete oa Bohahlauli Najib Balala o ile a fihlela sepheo sa hae sa ho amohela baeti ba fetang limilione tse peli Kenya nakong ea nako ea hae ofising mme o ne a netefatsa hore o tla tlaleha sena ho ITB. Baeti ba bangata ba ntse ba tsoa USA, ba lateloa ke mebaraka ea Manyesemane le Maindia. Jeremane e tla sebakeng sa bohlano ka baeti ba 68,000.

Balala o se a ntse a ipehetse sepheo se secha: hore baeti ba limilione tse hlano ba etele naha ea Afrika Bochabela ka 2030. Ho amohela sena, Kenya e ntse e tsetela haholo ho bohahlauli, e leng karolo ea 14 lekholong ea sehlahisoa sa eona sa lapeng. "Mohahlauli a le mong ho ba 11 o theha mosebetsi," ho boletse Balala.

Le ha baeti ba bangata ba ntse ba hoheloa ke mabopo a Kenya kapa lirapeng tsa boikhathollo tsa naha bakeng sa safaris, libaka tse ling li lokela ho etsoa hore li fumanehe habonolo ho bahahlauli. "Kenya e na le libaka tse ngata tse so kang li ntlafatsoa - nahana ka Leboea, leo ha joale le sireletsehileng haholo, kapa sebaka se potileng Thaba ea Kenya," ho hlalositse Balala.

Leha ho le joalo keketseho e eketsehileng ea baeti e ke ke ea tla ka litšenyehelo tsa tlhaho, ho totobalitse Balala, eo lefapha la hae le ileng la ikarabella ho tsamaiso ea serapa sa liphoofolo tse hlaha sa Kenya lilemong tse 'maloa tse fetileng. Kamora ho thulana le mathata a maholo le baballi ba masholu lipakeng tsa 2012 le 2015, mehato e khahlano le ts'ebetso e joalo ka yuniti e khahlanong le boiphihlelo e se e sebetsa. Litlou tse 40 li ile tsa oeloa ke litsomi tse se nang molao ka 2018 - ha ho letho ha li bapisoa le liphoofolo tse 400 tse faneng ka bophelo ba tsona bakeng sa meno a tsona lilemo tse tšeletseng pejana.

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Yet an additional increase in visitors cannot come at the expense of nature, emphasized Balala, whose ministry became responsible for the Kenya Wildlife Service national park administration a few years ago.
Although most visitors are still attracted to Kenya's beaches or national parks for safaris, other regions are to be made more accessible to tourists.
Last year, Kenyan Cabinet Secretary of Tourism Najib Balala met his goal of welcoming over two million visitors to Kenya during his term in office and was sure to report this at ITB.