Conference Tours

Few conferencing facilities around the globe would allow visitors to conduct business in the jungle in a leisurely manner. The Kenyan experience of conferencing began way before the business world adopted its current cooperate demands. The adorable game park hotels hosted important meetings that decided the fate of the country long before it became a republic. The Kilaguni Serena Lodge in the jungle of Tsavo National park gives more than it takes. With world class conferencing facilities, a quiet atmosphere, and wild game, you will experience the official jungle meeting of your life. Far from the noise in the city, the lodge provides culinary, picnic and necessary amenities to make your life comfortable at a minimum fee of 300 Euros a day. Modeled along the Victorian architecture, the hotel is as royal as its name sounds. If you fancy green surroundings, the Bomas of Kenya adjacent to the Giraffe Center sanctuary happens to be one of the greenest conference centers in Kenya. The Lukenya getaway hotel is another desirable option that has a remarkable country and wild atmosphere found in mostly high mountainous areas. It lies at the bottom of Lukenya hill, approximately 40 kilometers from the Nairobi city centre and 30 minutes from the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport . The facility comprises of large grounds stretching across a green canopy of tiled grass in the middle of the rich, cultured Athi plains.

Arguably, the most famous international conference complex in East Africa is the Kenyatta International Conference Center (KICC) located at the nerve centre of Nairobi Business District. For a long time it has been the venue for conferences, meetings, exhibitions and special events that span as wide as the African Diaspora. With a capacity of over 4,000 persons, the centre has well-equipped conference rooms with the simultaneous interpretation equipment. If you would rather spend time near the ocean tan in the countryside, you will find the Tamarind Village, a luxurious collection of beach apartments, a surreal finished product. Built in Arabic style architecture, the hotel has a slim corridor that borders the low water table of the Indian Ocean. The Village is an ideal place for business and visitors looking for an adventurous meeting. Catering for more than 400 guests, the staff will ease your work load as enjoy your time in the therapy and spa rooms. Outdoor sports like tennis and indoor games such as squash are also popular with visitors.