Everyone is flying back to Kenya.
Airlines, driven by the great demand for business travel and the reborn tourist interest for one of the most sought after safari destinations in the Continent, have resumed their destination in Nairobi, as well as charters reevaluating flights from Europe on Mombasa.
We had given a few days ago the news of the resumption of flights from the Dutch company TUI, which from November will arrive weekly from Amsterdam on the Kenyan coast, while Emirates has long added daily flights to those of its low cost line.
Now it is the turn of the giant Air France that had first entrusted its routes to the joint venture with Kenya Airways, then with the problems of the Kenyan flag company, had left reins in the hands of KLM.
Demands for a direct flight by businessmen and travel agencies have convinced the French to re-enable Air France flights from Paris starting next year, exactly as of March 2018.