~about Explore Kenya~

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Personalized Services: Explore Kenya focuses on creating customized itineraries based on individual preferences and budgets.

Comprehensive Services: Explore Kenya offers relocation services for those with an interest in relocating and investment services for those interested in investment opportunities. We also
 employ local experts who provide insider knowledge and support throughout your journey.
 

Safety and Support: Explore Kenya prioritizes traveler safety, offering 24/7 support and adhering to health guidelines.

Memorable Experiences: Explore Kenya focuses on providing exceptional customer service, diverse and high-quality travel experiences, and building a strong reputation through positive reviews and word-of-mouth. Additionally, our services highlight Kenya's unique culture, wildlife, and landscapes.
 

Support Local Businesses: Explore Kenya is committed supporting Kenya's local economy by supporting Kenyan small businesses buying Kenyan-made products, eating at local restaurants, and using Kenyan service providers through platforms like Balozy ensures money circulates within the economy, sustaining jobs.

Encourage Government Policy Reforms: Explore Kenya advocates for regulations that support businesses, reduce tax burdens, and attract investors. We also participate in civic discussions and voting for economic-friendly policies ensures long-term growth.

Strengthen Community-Based Economic Initiatives: Explore Kenya encourages skills development and wealth-building within communities by supporting pooled resources such as cooperatives, local trade associations and investment groups

Economic Inequality: Today, Kenyans are poorer than they were a decade ago. Between 2020 and 2021, poverty rates surged, and while there has been some recovery, extreme poverty remains higher in 2023 than pre-pandemic levels. The numbers do not lie: poverty rates increased from 36.1% in 2015/16 to 39.8 per cent in 2022. In fact, according to the World Bank Macro Poverty Outlook for Kenya (April 2024) Kenya today has a higher poverty rate than it did in 2015 across all different international  poverty lines.

Foreigner Impact: Explore Kenya is aware that its relocation and investment services could attract individuals whose actions may exploit Kenyan citizens. However, we are committed to extending our services only to those who are able to demonstrate both their commitment to uplifting, sustaining and supporting Kenyans as well as their commitment to fighting against economic inequality.

Benefits of collaboration:  Collaboration is important for the personal and professional growth of any relationship be it personal or business. It is perfect for strengthen relationships with community locals leaders and businesses. It also enhances engagements with communities, local governments, and other government agencies, media, customers, development partners, private  sector, researchers and other stakeholders.

Other Benefits of Collaboration and Partnerships Include:  

• Access to New Markets and Customers established brands enhances credibility and trust.
• Diverse perspectives that lead to unique solutions and ideas.
• New product development and services.
• Tackle challenges more effectively by pooling knowledge and skills.

Family Business Advantage: Family run businesses offer several benefits over their counter parts, including a shared vision among family members that fosters commitment and trust. Other benefits include:

• Decision-Making Authority: Family business owners have more control over their business decisions, allowing for quicker response times and greater flexibility.
• Work-Life Balance: Family businesses can offer greater flexibility in terms of work-life balance, especially for family members involved in the business.
• Long-Term Wealth: Successful family businesses can create significant wealth for future generations.
• Long-Term Perspective: Family businesses tend to take a long-term view, prioritizing sustainable growth and generational wealth.

A Strong Network of Relationships: In Kenya, business is often conducted based on personal relationships and trust. Kenya's business environment thrives on relationships and trust.  Community trust often leads to business trust. A recommendation from a trusted person carries significant weight and can open doors faster, but  one bad move can damage your reputation and the referrer's.

Access to Opportunities: Networking in Kenya can help land new clients/contracts, connect with  investors/partners, increase brand visibility, provide mentorship, and  lead to job/freelance opportunities. Social circles like Chamas and  events like weddings can act as networking hubs where referrals and  tenders are exchanged.

Navigating the Local Landscape: Kenyan business culture blends formal and informal practices, with  respect for hierarchy, age, and authority being important. Personal  relationships often influence decisions, and communication can be  indirect.