10 meeting room: Nairobi

The largest and the capital city of Kenya, as well as the most populous city in East Africa(home to over 4 million people), Nairobi is an essential business hub on the continent. Its economic significance is defined by the presence of the numerous domestic and international corporations, the stock exchange, and UNEP; thus, the MICE sector has no way out except for development and growth. The metropolis draws many meeting planners and entrepreneurs from all around the world, and there is no shortage of conference facilities in Nairobi. The Kenyan capital can serve as a perfect destination for meetings and conventions for many reasons. At first, the city is easily reachable for international guests. The city’s main airfield, Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, lies about 15 kilometres away from the central part of the city. It offers direct flights to a range of destinations, such as London, Frankfurt, Zurich, Paris, and so on. When the busy business day in the meeting room in Nairobi is over, planners and guests are offered a plethora of leisure options to choose from. Thus, the city is rich in green areas, with Uhuru Park being the most famous there. This vast green land directly borders the CBD, so it is one of the best spots on the map to get inspiration and energy refill. On top of that, there many places of worship in the area, as well as other cultural and historical landmarks.

The conference venues stock in Nairobi, similar to the ones in other large cities across Africa is crowned by the ample and imposant Kenyatta International Convention Centre. This facility comprises 15 separate meeting rooms, a theatre, and a ballroom which is able to host about 3500 guests at once. Besides, there are two large halls, which, together, have seats for 500 delegates. There is a range of conference facilities to rent in Nairobi’s hotels, that have enough space to accommodate hundreds of guests, and business centres, which are more suitable for small and mid-sized groups of tenants. When it comes to out-of-the-ordinary conference venues in Nairobi, the metropolis also has something to impress its visitors. They range from functional developments like Panari Hotel’s Sky Centre to dining options like Tamarind Nairobi, where you can taste some of the best seafood in the area.