Kenya is one of the most active countries in Africa in the industry of Ecotourism. Home to a very diverse landscape of different ecosystems and unique geological formations, Kenya has been systematically raising its international tourism profile over the past ten years.

The laws of Kenya in regard to Ecotourism are not necessarily always in line with the international definitions of Ecotourism, however they often seek to attain the same goals. Since the largest tourism draw in Kenya is by far lethal and non-lethal safaris, most of the environmental laws regarding

The Republic of Kenya is the most powerful economy of East Africa with the capital Nairobi as the commercial capital of East and Central Africa. It is a former British colony and became independent in 1964.

It has Somalia to the northeast, Tanzania to the south, Ethiopia and South Sudan to the north and Uganda to the west as neighboring countries. Kenya lies on the equator and has 536 kilometres of Indian Ocean coastline with beautiful white sandy beaches.

Kenya has 43 different tribes that can be divided into three major linguistic