Kenya's tourism industry has battled hard in the past few years to rise from a downward spiral caused by a wave of insurgent attacks. Now in its peak season, and with stringent security measures, one of the top-contributing sectors to East Africa's largest economy is gearing up to reclaim its dominance. CCTV's Maria Galang tells us more
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