What is the Mid Rift Tourism Forum?The Mid Rift Tourism Forum is a facilitator for people with a common goal of promoting tourism in Kenya's Rift Valley region. It provides the place and the occasion to get together to help the industry grow. Our steering Forum Committee comprises a group of people drawn from the Private Sector as well as the four local District Councils in the area. Become a Member We want members! Please join us now and help our community grow. Remember the Forum is for anyone with an interest in tourism development in the region.
What can The Mid Rift Tourism Forum offer you?#1 Free website promotion at www.riftvalleytourism.org for your tourist enterprise or related business. #2 Marketing and promotion from the Visitors' Centre at Equator, as well as facilities for meetings and seminars. #3 A chance to make yourself heard on issues affecting tourism. Go to the FORUM and speak your mind! #4 Advice for investors on community, location and general business issues.
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Latest News from the Rift Valley region....
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Ol Teppes Island Cottage is being launched at the end of February 2012 with a visit from Pembroke House School. The island is east of Ol Kokwe and is completely unspoilt.
The new tourist venue comprises a traditional thatched house which can sleep 6, and an adjoining campsite with showers and flush toilets designed for visiting groups. The island is one of the most peaceful locations on the increasingly busy Lake and is available for full board clients as well as self - catering groups.
For bookings contact Mark Archer at
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or phone +254721307033
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The Trans-Rift Trail
The Trans Rift Trail is probably potentially the most important tourist product to be launched in the Rift Valley in years. Check it out members! |
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Translocation of Giraffe to Ruko Conservancy, Lake BaringoA small population of Baringo Giraffe (or Rothchild Giraffe) were recently translocated on a raft across Lake Baringo to their new home at Longicharo, Ruko Conservancy. Read more about these exciting developments at the Ruko website. 
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