Jubilee condemns Gachagua's call for tourists to boycott Kenya

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Jubilee party leaders Fred Matiangi and Jeremiah Kioni

The Jubilee Party has condemned former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua's call for tourists and investors to shun Kenya, warning it would hurt millions who depend on tourism.

In a statement on Monday, July 20, the party said discouraging travel and investment would damage the economy and affect workers across the tourism value chain.

“The people who bear the greatest cost of declining tourist arrivals or reduced investment are not those in positions of political authority,” said Jubilee Secretary-General Moitalel Ole Kenta.

Jubilee condemns Gachagua's call for tourists to boycott Kenya

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