THE STANDARD By
Kevine Omollo |
January 17th 2021 at 00:00:00 GMT +0300
A section of Riat hills in Kisumu West sub-county. [Denish Ochieng, Standard]
Kisumu County Government has started registration of home stay providers ahead of the Africities Conference set for November.
Despite the region registering adequate accommodation capacities, the county government is being cautious as the number of guests for the event may exceed the projected 10,000.
Governor Anyang’ Nyong o says home stay concept, which has become a tourism preference, is expected to boost the accommodation capacity.
“Apart from the hotels, home stays are very critical, and that is why we are interested in having people register so that the spaces can be assessed to ensure they meet the standards required for commercial accommodation provision,” Nyong o said.