Is Kenya good for incentive trips?
Yes — often the most efficient East Africa incentive: city, then Wilson, then conservancy. Choose Kenya when time is short; Tanzania when the brief is the Serengeti name and a longer night count.
Why brief Kenya when diaries are short?
Jomo Kenyatta is a true hub and Wilson sits 20–40 minutes from most Nairobi hotels when traffic allows. The group can sleep in the city, then fly to the Mara or Amboseli. Tanzania still wins when the brief is a longer northern-circuit night count.
Maasai Mara or Amboseli for a Kenya incentive?
Mara for migration theatre and conservancy night drives. Amboseli for elephants and Kilimanjaro on a shorter hop. We do both on longer Kenya programmes, not in three nights.
Can we include a balloon on a Kenya incentive?
Yes, as whole baskets, with a ground breakfast if wind aborts. Large groups fly in waves, not one giant basket.
Are river crossings guaranteed on a Kenya incentive?
No. If the brief is crossings, we hold Mara North or a well-placed reserve camp for August–September and write that crossings are never a contractual deliverable.
How are conservancy fees handled?
They appear on the proposal as a line item. They are part of the product, not a surprise added after winners are announced.
How do we request a Kenya incentive outline?
Send company, headcount, occupancy (single versus double), dates and whether the brief is Mara, Amboseli or both on the RFP form. Diary length is what lets us choose Kenya over a longer Tanzania file.
Do we need yellow fever certificates for Kenya?
Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda and Zanzibar require a yellow fever vaccination certificate upon arrival. We collect it with passports on the rooming list — do not leave it to the airport queue.