The COVID-19 pandemic has been devastating for Africa's tourism industry. Many operators have gone under as the flow of international tourists has all but dried up. But Kenyan Muthuri Kinyamu has some how managed to keep his company afloat, and is making the best of tough situation by encouraging Kenyans to become tourists in their own country... and expanding his business across the African continent. DW's Wanjiku Mwaura catches up with Muthuri.
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