Tourism CS Rebecca Miano Endorses Go Places Partnership alongside Group Managing Director Nev Jiwani at Magical Kenya Travel Expo 2026

By Christopher mbiti 
In pictures: Cabinet secretary Tourism Hon. Rebecca Miano and Go Places Group Managing Director Nev Jiwani.
NAIROBI, Kenya October 9, 2026.
Tourism Cabinet Secretary Hon. Rebecca Miano has endorsed the partnership between Go Places TM and Magical Kenya, reaffirming the importance of sustained collaboration in promoting Kenya as a leading global tourism destination.

The engagement took place during the Magical Kenya Travel Expo (MKTE) 2026, held at Uhuru Gardens in Nairobi from October 6 to 8, 2026, alongside Go Places Group Managing Director Nev Jiwani.

During the event, CS Miano autographed the foreword in the Magical Kenya Catalogue, a tourism publication designed to connect visitors with exhibitors and facilitate business engagements within the tourism industry.

Go places Tm unveiled that the catalogue is now available online through the Magical Kenya website, with a QR code also provided to enable customers and visitors to access the publication conveniently by scanning it.

The collaboration builds on a long-standing relationship between Go Places TM and Magical Kenya that has spanned more than a decade, highlighting the value of sustained public-private partnerships in destination marketing and tourism development.
In pictures: Cabinet secretary Tourism Hon. Rebecca Miano and Go Places Group Managing Director Nev Jiwani.
The engagement further underscores the role of cooperation between the government and private sector in enhancing Kenya's visibility in the international travel market, expanding business networks, and creating opportunities for growth across the tourism and hospitality sectors.

The three-day Magical Kenya Travel Expo 2026 brought together tourism stakeholders, travel professionals, exhibitors, and industry players to showcase Kenya's tourism offerings, establish business connections, explore investment opportunities, and strengthen partnerships within the travel industry.

Kenya continues to attract domestic and international travellers through its rich cultural heritage, breathtaking landscapes, iconic wildlife, coastal attractions, and vibrant hospitality industry.

The partnership involving CS Rebecca Miano and Go Places Group Managing Director Nev Jiwani reflects the continued importance of strategic collaboration in strengthening destination marketing, improving access to tourism information, and positioning Kenya competitively in the global tourism market.

As the tourism sector continues to evolve, partnerships between public institutions and private enterprises remain essential in promoting the country's diverse attractions and supporting sustainable growth across the industry.
#MagicalKenyaTravelExpo2026 #GoPlacesTM #KenyaTourism #TravelAndTourism
ENDS.

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