Kenya plans to boost cruise tourism by introducing a new multiple-entry eTA and visa reforms for visitors to Mombasa. This will allow cruise tourists to move freely between their ships and the city without additional approval. With 6,561 cruise tourists last year and a 163.5% growth in the sector, the reforms aim to attract more cruise ships and enhance the tourism experience, increasing international arrivals and revenue.
Kenya introduces new visa reforms to enhance Mombasa cruise tourism.

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