The average occupancy rate across all accommodation categories year-to-date reached 68%, a 2.4 percentage point improvement over last year.
Kenya Airways customers can book codeshare flights between Nairobi and Doha and onward to 10 destinations through Hamad International Airport, while Qatar Airways passengers gain access to eight points in Kenya Airways’ network via three daily Doha–Nairobi flights.
The partnership enables restaurants, cafés, home-based businesses, and suppliers to access daily procurement needs at competitive prices through a seamless digital interface.
This collaboration now covers flights from Barcelona to popular destinations such as Boston, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, San Francisco, Buenos Aires, and Santiago, providing broad coverage across major hubs in the Americas and South America.
Assistant Director of Information Systems Omar Al Yafei highlighted that the electronic inspection platform integrates 20 inspection types, including health and safety, into one automated system.
By 2027, the country is projected to have 44,562 hotel rooms, in line with the government’s national tourism strategy to expand and diversify the tourism sector.
The Red Sea destination gives travelers the chance to explore more than 90 untouched islands, dramatic canyons, ancient landscapes, and one of the world’s largest barrier reef systems.
Keeta’s entry into the Qatari market marks another step in its global mission to deliver high-quality food delivery services to a wide range of consumers worldwide.
Guests from Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries represented the largest segment at 36%, followed by European visitors at 26%.
Flights to Aleppo will start with three weekly services, increasing to four flights per week from September 1, 2025.