Winnie Gor Consultancy, a boutique marketing and communications enterprise based in Kenya has re-branded with a view of attracting new markets and key opportunities in the continent in the next
two years

Held at the Shamba Events in Loresho Ridge, Nairobi Kenya, the highly successful, invite-only Italian
Wine showcased a variety of wines on Tuesday, 30th January 2024.

The Amboseli National Park lies at the bottom of the highest mountain in Africa, the mighty Mt. Kilimanjaro on the Kenyan side. A popular tourist destination, it’s actually one of the two premium parks in Kenya.

Nairobi isn’t just the capital city of Kenya; it’s also one of the largest cities in Africa. It’s been dubbed the Green City in the Sun for a good reason; Nairobi is the only capital city in the world that has a national park next to it.

Fort Jesus not only plays host as one of Kenya’s most iconic historical sites, but it has gradually grown into the ultimate international and local tourism destination at the Kenyan Coast. Throughout the year, Fort Jesus will host various celebrations that allows

It is a well known fact that Kenya has some of the most beautiful destinations in the world. The coastal region never misses the to-do list of millions of tourists every year. But what about Nairobi, Kenya’s capital?

Someone once said you cannot truly say you have experienced life if you haven’t travelled. The limitless nature of travel makes it symbolic in that it appears to be the key to most of the universe’s well-kept secrets.

A backpack is a traveler’s best friend. It enables easy movement from one spot to the next, and you can literally carry all that you need for a simple trip. Mombasa is one of the best towns to explore in Kenya.

In the memoirs of Sherlock Holmes, Sir Arthur Conan once said, “It has long been an axiom of mine that the little things are infinitely the most important.” These exact words can be used to describe the tiny but beautiful Elementaita.

Among the most famous languages globally, Swahili (or as the locals refer to as Kiswahili) is more than just a language. It has been serving as the binding rope amongst most of Eastern African nations. An epitome of love, peace, and harmony