Muthaiga Travel reiterates Kenya’s Ebola-Free status and operations of seamless hospitality and travel activities

Kenya's tourism sector is operating normally. The country's health and tourism authorities reiterate that there are no current confirmed cases of Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) in Kenya.

Health & Safety Status
- No confirmed Ebola cases in Kenya.
- Ministry of Health has elevated screening protocols and laboratory infrastructure.
- Over 80,000 travellers screened at entry points; all suspected cases tested negative.
- Strong border health security measures in place.

Tourism Continuity
- Tourism operations remain normal and seamless.
- Authorities emphasize reliance on verified information from health agencies, discouraging rumors on social media.
- Hospitality and recreational products are unaffected, with precautionary measures ensuring safety.

Industry Confidence
- Muthaiga Travel reiterates confidence in Kenya’s tourism ecosystem.
- MD Mira Bid: “Kenya is Ebola-free, and open to welcome global travellers… With expansive attractions including wildlife, landscapes, culture and hospitality, we look forward to welcoming more travellers from across the world.”
- Coordination between health and tourism bodies ensures preparedness and visitor confidence.

Attractions Readily Accessible
- Wildlife safaris: Maasai Mara, Amboseli
- Urban & cultural: Nairobi
- Beach escapes: Diani Beach
- Unique landscapes & culture: Expansive, immersive experiences across the country

Kenya is positioning itself as a safe, vibrant destination despite regional outbreaks, balancing vigilance with hospitality.