Laikipia Tourism Association

29/05/2026

27/05/2026

In just 2 days, the 2nd Edition of the Laikipia Wildlife and Tourism Expo will bring together leaders, innovators and stakeholders from across the tourism, hospitality and conservation sectors under this year’s theme:
“Honouring 30 Years of Conservation and Resilience Across the Greater Laikipia Landscape.”

From conservancies and ranches to hospitality providers, tour operators, researchers, learning institutions, corporates and development organizations, the Expo offers a unique opportunity to network, collaborate and showcase initiatives driving positive impact within Laikipia’s tourism and conservation landscape.

The Expo highlights the vital role of tourism and hospitality in supporting conservation, creating livelihoods, enhancing visitor experiences and driving sustainable economic growth across the Greater Laikipia Landscape.

Why attend?
• Connect with key players in tourism, hospitality and conservation
• Showcase your organization, products, and experiences
• Explore partnership and business opportunities
• Share innovative ideas and industry insights
• Promote sustainable tourism and responsible travel

Join us as we celebrate the journey, strengthen partnerships and shape the future of tourism, hospitality and conservation in the Greater Laikipia Landscape.

18/05/2026

Two days. One roof. Every player in Laikipia tourism and conservation. 🐘🦓

The Laikipia Wildlife and Tourism Expo 2026 is happening 29–30 May at Cedar Mall Rooftop, Nanyuki, and if your work touches wildlife or tourism in Laikipia, this is where you need to be.

Conservancies, lodges, hotels, tour operators, hospitality businesses, government agencies, and community organisations. All in one space for two days of business, partnerships, and visibility.

This year's Expo honours 30 years of conservation and resilience across the Greater Laikipia Landscape. It is more than an exhibition. It is a celebration of everything this landscape has stood for and where it is going next.

🎟️ FREE entry for all visitors
📅 29–30 May 2026
📍 Cedar Mall Rooftop, Nanyuki
🕘 9AM – 5PM

Want to exhibit? Secure your booth now. 🟢 LWF/LTA Members: KES 15,000 ⚪ Non-Members: KES 20,000

📧 [email protected] / [email protected]
📞 +254 712 891 269 / +254 725 568 134
🌐 www.laikipia.org

08/05/2026

Have You Registered for the second edition of the Laikipia Wildlife and Tourism Expo 2026?
The countdown is on. We are just three weeks away from hosting this exciting milestone event once again and preparations are in full swing.

Dates: 29th – 30th May 2026
Venue: The Cedar Mall, Nanyuki.

Why attend?
*Showcase your products and services
*Build strategic partnerships and networks
*Engage with key players in conservation, tourism and hospitality.
*Be part of a vibrant celebration of Laikipia’s heritage and impact

Have you registered yet? Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of this dynamic and impactful Expo. Secure your participation today and join us in shaping the future of tourism and conservation.
Book your slot by reaching out via email [email protected] / [email protected] or via telephone 0712 891 269 / 0725 568 134

27/04/2026

Often defined by myths and their unmistakable “laugh,” hyenas play a crucial ecological role in keeping our ecosystems healthy. As nature’s ultimate recyclers, they can consume and digest almost every part of their prey including bones, skin and even hooves thanks to incredibly powerful stomach acids. This unique ability helps prevent the spread of diseases and keeps the landscape clean.

Laikipia is one of the few places in Kenya where visitors may encounter not just one, but three remarkable species: the iconic spotted hyena, the elusive striped hyena, and the shy, insect loving aardwolf. Each offers a fascinating glimpse into the diversity of life that thrives in this landscape.

Through responsible tourism, conservation and community partnerships, Laikipia continues to protect these underappreciated species while offering visitors unforgettable, authentic wildlife experiences.

Photo credit: Tui De Roy

22/04/2026

As we mark International Earth Day, we celebrate the Greater Laikipia Landscape diverse, iconic and yet fragile. This unique mosaic of wildlife, communities and ecosystems is not only a source of pride, but also a shared responsibility.

Under this year’s theme, “Our Power, Our Planet,” we are reminded that the future of Laikipia lies in the choices we make today. We hold a collective power to shape a tourism model that sustains rather than depletes, that restores rather than disrupts.

Meaningful tourism must extend beyond experience to embody a culture of stewardship. This means embracing practices that conserve biodiversity, respect community livelihoods and reduce environmental impact. Each hospitality firm, conservancy and tour operator has a role to play in safeguarding the natural heritage that defines our destination.

Photos credit: Tui De Roy