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The Lazizi Premiere Hotel spices JKIA’s service menu

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The tourism and hospitality industry has received a boost following the launch of Kenya’s first five-star airport hospitality, The Lazizi Premiere Hotel.

President Uhuru Kenyatta officially opened the 144-room premium hotel on 23rd May as part of the government’s tourism and hospitality transformation strategy.

Conveniently positioned inside the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA), The Lazizi Premiere hotel is designed to be the best and most luxurious hotel in the area.

Speaking at the hotel launch, Lazizi Premiere Chairman  Kiran M. Patel said the entry of Lazizi Premiere Hotel into the Kenyan market seeks to meet the increasing demand for hotel rooms in Nairobi especially during peak tourist seasons, local and international conferences.

Mr Patel added that the launch of Lazizi Premiere would tap into the 900,000 annual international arrivals, the government’s initiatives to promote the local hospitality industry and the conducive business environment in Kenya.

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“Our intention is not only to contribute significantly to the country’s growth and Vision 2030 but also to create over 1000 job opportunities in the hospitality industry, directly and indirectly,” said Mr. Patel.

The hotel also seeks to tap into the country’s vibrant meetings, incentive travel, conferences and exhibition tourism segment through its over 200-capacity offering.

The Sarovar Hotels, one of the fastest growing hotel management companies that oversees over 75 hotels globally, will operate the Lazizi Premiere Hotel.

President Uhuru Kenyatta signs the visitors book at theofficial launch of Kenya’s First Airport Hotel: The Lazizi Premiere Hotel. Looking on (extreme left) Cabinet Secretary Transport Dr James Macharia; (left) Cabinet Secretary Tourism, Najib Balala as well as Lazizi Premiere Chairman Kiran Patel (fourth right) together with his family and Sarovar Hotels representatives.

Sarovar Hotels Managing Director Mr. Ajay K. Bakaya said Kenya is the business hub for Africa and has one of the most diverse accommodation facilities in Africa. “Nairobi being the hub of East Africa offers a great launch pad for our expansion and growing our footprint in the African region,” said Mr Bakaya.

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“Travellers in transit, airline crews and other local and international visitors intending to avoid traffic enroute to the airport have not had much luck as most hotels are still quite a distance from the main international airport in the capital city.”

Guests at The Lazizi Premiere Hotel will enjoy complementary airport transfers, usage of a world-class swimming pool and fitness centre.

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