Kenya and Uganda are pushing to make travel between the two countries cheaper and easier, with high airfares and other cross-border barriers emerging as major obstacles to tourism, trade and business between the neighbouring East African states.
The push comes as the two countries prepare for the 5th Uganda-Kenya Coast Tourism and Innovation Summit, which will be held in Mombasa on October 26 and 27 under a theme focused on removing policy bottlenecks and improving mobility across East Africa.
One of the biggest concerns raised by tourism…
