On 31st May 2025, the rooftop of Cedar Mall in Nanyuki transformed into a vibrant showcase of conservation, culture, and commerce as the inaugural Laikipia Wildlife and Tourism Expo took center stage. Organized by the Laikipia Wildlife Forum (LWF) in partnership with the Laikipia Tourism Association (LTA), the event brought together 53 exhibitors from across…
As the Laikipia Tourism Association (LTA), we believe in creating a lasting impact on our members by enhancing their operations. Tourism and hospitality industries are among the key drivers of the Greater Laikipia landscape’s economy. Among the key benefits to our members is to enhance their operations and position them on a global scale. Over…
Conservation Alliance of Kenya (CAK) organized a meeting and invited its members to meet with Ms. Rebecca Miano, the Cabinet Secretary (CS) for Tourism and Wildlife on 23rd September 2024 in Nairobi to discuss the areas in wildlife management that need attention by the Ministry. The 13 organizations present highlighted some key issues after which…
Mutara Camp is the only accommodation facility in the expansive 20,000 acres Mutara Conservancy with just 15 tents offering the true definition of exclusivity. It lies North of the Ancient Aberdares Forest and West of the majestic snow-capped Mount Kenya. It borders the world-famous Ol Pejeta Conservancy together with which makes the largest Black Rhino…
Experience the excitement of the wild at Ol Pejeta Conservancy, where every turn brings a new adventure! Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway or looking for an unforgettable journey, Ol Pejeta offers something for everyone. One of the best parts of visiting Ol Pejeta is the self game drive that gives you the freedom to…
Laikipia boasts a vast range of wildlife, captivating landscapes and vibrant cultural heritage which are key attractions for tourists. This has led to significant development of hospitality and tourism establishments. Laikipia Tourism Association (LTA) is an alliance that links all the tourism providers to foster growth of Laikipia as tourist destination by advocating for all…
In the dynamic world of conservation, partnerships are key to amplifying impact and reaching wider audiences. This was evident when representatives from the MpalaLive project, Valerie May and Victor Kasii, paid a visit to our offices during the first quarter of the year to explore potential collaborations between our two organizations. For those unfamiliar, MpalaLive…
LWF and the Laikipia Tourism Association (LTA) teamed up to welcome the Kenya Tourism Board (KTB) to Nanyuki and Laikipia County as a whole. KTB visited Laikipia County to engage with key stakeholders in the tourism sector and explore opportunities for collaboration and growth. The objectives of these visits were twofold: to establish connections and…
Judy Kepher Gona, STTAs Founder and Lead Consultant makes her opening remarks The 8th Sustainable Tourism Africa Summit was held on the 8th and 9th of June, 2023 in Mombasa, Kenya. Just like the previous summits, the 2023 summit aimed to chart the pathways for sustainable tourism in Africa. With each iteration, the summit becomes…
We are excited to share with you some of our major achievements and developments from the past year. LTA Registered and Ready for Growth We are pleased to announce that we are now a registered community-based organization (CBO) in Kenya! This registration gives us added legitimacy and allows us to enter into legally binding partnerships…