Nairobi, Jan. 29 -- Kenya's Tourism Fund (TF) is undergoing transformation with ambitious projects aimed at bridging skills gaps, expanding infrastructure and strengthening compliance.

The agency - which collects 2.0 percent tourism levy on gross sales from regulated hotels, restaurants and tourism establishments - is tasked with financing tourism sector development, building capacity for personnel and institutions, and enhancing strategic partnerships to help the country double annual visitors to five million.

The chairperson of the board of trustees, Samson Some, spoke to the Business Daily about the fund's achievements, ongoing initiatives and future plans.

You came in nearly three years ago. What have been the major achievements of...