Mandatory Sh6.5 million visitor insurance rule sparks tourism fears

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Kenya has introduced a mandatory travel health insurance rule requiring all foreign visitors to secure insurance with a minimum benefit of $50,000. This new regulation aims to protect both visitors and the local healthcare system but has sparked concerns among tourism stakeholders about potential negative impacts.

Foreign visitors travelling to Kenya will now be required to obtain mandatory travel health insurance with a minimum benefit limit of $50,000.