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The Kenya Association of Travel Agents is the national umbrella body for Travel Agents in Kenya, with a growing membership of over 170 Travel Agencies. It is Kenya’s largest and only membership organization for travel agents. KATA transitioned from a society to a company limited by guarantee in September 2018, providing more space for growth and defending the travel trade. KATA is a member of the Universal Federation of Travel Agents’ Association (UFTAA) which represents 84 countries. It also hosts the Secretariat of the Association of Eastern and Southern African Travel Agents (AESATA).

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IATA says Kenya’s aviation industry supports 620,000 jobs

September 20, 2019 The Kenyan aviation industry supports up to 620,000 direct and indirect jobs including employment in the tourism sector, a study by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) has...

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Kenya Airways stops flying to Gabon, Benin

September 20, 2019 Kenya Airways has pulled out from two West African countries, Gabon and Benin effective October 14, 2019. Reasons for the withdrawal is the routes are no longer profitable to...

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Jambojet gets nod to fly into Kigali eyeing more regional routes

September 20, 2019 Low-cost carrier Jambojet has received approvals from the Rwandese Civil Aviation Authority to start flying to Kigali, the first of several routes the airline has lined up in its regional...

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KATA STRATEGIC PLAN 2017 -2022

KATA identified 4 Strategic Areas that it will focus on during this period;

1: Influencing and Representation;

Concerned with lobby/advocacy for conducive business environment as well as general representation of members in critical spaces.

2: Quality and Fair Trade;

This focus area seeks to contribute to existence of, and/or enforcement of suitable standards and ethics to promote just, fair and honourable practices and protect the common trade interests of KATA members and stakeholders.

3: Partnership Building;

The strategic area focuses on issues of linking, networking and strategic collaborations amongst members as well as with key stakeholders.

4: Capacity Development;

The main aim of this strategic pillar is to enable KATA become a dynamic and stable entity that is cost-effectively and sustainably achieving its mandate.

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