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Tourism Fund renews push to get Airbnbs pay 2 pc tax
Tourism Fund Chief Executive Officer, David Mwangi, during a Tourism Fund stakeholders meeting on matters relating to the tourism fund, held at EKA Hotel in Eldoret town, Uasin Gishu County on October 02, 2023. PHOTO | JARED NYATAYA | NMG
The Tourism Fund and other regulatory agencies have launched a new registration drive of home stays popularly known as Airbnbs hosted in Kenya in an effort to bring them under the tax bracket.
According to the Fund, despite about 40,000 Airbnb hosts listed in Kenya, the agency has only registered 400 across the country.
