Eastern Africa
Construction of Mombasa Cruise Ship Terminal Nears Completion
Construction of an 'ultra-modern' cruise ship terminal at the port of Mombasa is nearing completion. The terminal is expected to give tourism in Kenya a huge boost, as more cruise ships dock at the port.
Cruise ships currently use the main cargo terminal at Mombasa. The existing terminal was originally built in 1926 and later converted to a cruise terminal in the 1960s. The new facility will be Mombasa seaport’s first terminal customised for luxury vessels.
According to a twitter post by the Presidential Delivery Unit (@PDUDelivery),
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