Norwegian Dawn cruise ship with 2,000 tourists set to dock at Mombasa Port
By Farhiya Hussein |
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The vessel, which commenced service in 2002, and has 2,000 tourists on boar, is currently stationed in Seychelles.
It boasts the largest suites at sea, spanning up to 6,693 square feet, the Garden Villas feature king - or queen-size beds, separate living and dining areas, luxury baths and private balconies, all complemented by certified butler and concierge services.
Measuring 294 meters in length, it accommodates 2,340 guests and operates with a crew of 1,032 members.
Last December, Tourism and Wildlife Cabinet Secretary Alfred Mutua met governors from the Coast region in a meeting aimed at revolutionising Kenya's tourism sector
Their discussions centred on key proposals including implementing an open skies policy, streamlining visa procedures, establishing a national aquarium, developing cruise docks, introducing fresh tourism experiences and fortifying security at national parks.
The ministry pledged to collaboration with relevant parties in ensuring financial backing for these projects, while ensuring local communities also benefit. The projects were set for the first quarter of the year.
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