President William Ruto, accompanied by top tourism officials, arrived at the scenic Mara Bay to kick off preparations for the 2025 Wildebeest Migration spectacle. The visit marks a major boost for Kenya’s tourism sector, tying national pride with global natural wonder.
Highlights:
- President Ruto visits Mara Bay for a live address ahead of 2025 Wildebeest Migration
- Joined by Tourism PS John Ololtuaa and CS Rebecca Miano
- The event aims to spotlight Kenya’s rich wildlife heritage under the #HapaNiHome campaign
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President William Ruto arrived at the pristine Mara Bay today as part of a high-level delegation to promote the 2025 Wildebeest Migration one of Africa’s most iconic wildlife events. His visit signals a strong government push to position Kenya as a top global safari destination.
The Head of State was joined by Tourism and Wildlife Cabinet Secretary Rebecca Miano and Principal Secretary John Ololtuaa. Their joint presence underscores the administration’s commitment to revitalizing the tourism industry through strategic visibility and international promotion.
The live address at Mara Bay, held under the banner of #HapaNiHome, serves as a curtain-raiser for next year’s migration season. The wildebeest migration, often dubbed the “Greatest Show on Earth,” draws thousands of visitors annually to the Maasai Mara, boosting local economies and spotlighting Kenya’s natural treasures.
Ruto’s visit is part of a broader plan to harness the power of tourism for economic transformation. By highlighting local attractions like the Mara, the government hopes to increase both domestic and international travel, supporting jobs and conservation efforts across the country.
As the sun sets over the Mara, Kenya’s leaders are betting on nature’s greatest drama to inspire global awe — and economic renewal.
