
Kenya’s tourism sector recorded remarkable financial performance after total earnings surpassed the government's target by Sh35 billion, according to data from the State Department for Tourism .
In the 2025/2026 financial year, actual tourism revenues surged to Sh564 billion, significantly outperforming the planned target of Sh529 billion .
The upward trend builds on consistent growth over recent years, with actual earnings rising from Sh384.35 billion against a target of Sh359.08 billion in 2023/2024 and reaching KSh458.2 billion against a KSh432 billion goal in 2024/2025 .
The sustained surge highlights strong international visitor arrivals and robust recovery across the industry .