The JTC now serves as the primary mechanism for translating agreements into tangible outcomes for travelers and businesses.
By Charity Kamiro
Two years after declaring bankruptcy and closing more than half of its U.S. locations, the company is aggressively pursuing international growth with a target of 1,000+ restaurants worldwide.
The new facility will include upgraded runways, rapid-exit taxiways, and digitalized passenger processing systems.
This flexibility is crucial in a region where daily transaction limits often hinder high-value purchases like international flights.
Tourism analysts see this as a significant vote of confidence in Kenya’s ability to attract sophisticated international travelers.
Subsequently, the matter proceeded through the High Court of Kenya, which in February 2026 confirmed the legal standing of the government’s earlier termination, effectively closing the dispute and providing regulatory certainty around the cancelled transaction.
By Emanuel Osinde, Reserve Brand Ambassador at EABL.
By Charity Kamiro