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14 October 2016
Atta returns to Kenya for MKTE
Atta returns to Kenya for the Magical Kenya Tourism Expo which is being held in Nairobi this week.
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Atta CEO, Nigel Vere Nicoll, is welcomed to MKTE by Najib Balala, Kenya’s Cabinet Secretary for Tourism.
Over this week in Nairobi, Atta has hosted members from Zimbabwe, Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda and South Africa at MKTE the growing event that has swiftly earned a place in the pan African tourism calendar.
Last night over 100 Atta members and their guests attended Atta’s Networking event held at the Sarova Stanley. Sponsored as always by our global supporter British Airways, and the event sponsor Thebe-Reed Exhibitions, our event was attended by Atta members from all corners of Africa. Guest of honour was Jimi Kariuki, newly appointed Chairman of Kenya Tourism Board and also Sales Director of our venue for the evening, Sarova Hotels and Lodges.