More than 400 hospitality workers from the Coast region have received nationally recognised skills certification under the Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) and Upskilling Programme as Kenya intensifies efforts to attract five million international tourists annually by 2027. The initiative, implemented by the Tourism Fund in partnership with the State Department for Technical and Vocational…
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