Kenya

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Coach / Cars

Kenyan buses, except the city buses in Nairobi, are basically coaches that run between towns, stopping at the main bus park. Car rental companies are represented at the major airports and cities, as taxis.

Air

Over 30 foreign airlines operate to and from Kenya through the country's international airports, namely the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) in Nairobi, the Moi International Airport (MIA) in Mombasa and the Eldoret International Airport, in Eldoret. The country is well-served by an efficient network of charter flights which is supported by over 150 airstrips spread all over the country. Wilson Airport in Nairobi handles light aircraft and general aviation.  "

Train

Kenya Railways which is a government parastatal is currently operating trains on Nairobi-Mombasa, Voi-Taveta, Nairobi-Kisumu, Kisumu-Butere routes and commuter services. The Nairobi sub-urban commuter services connects the Nairobi Eastlands sub-urban areas and west of Nairobi to the city centre

Boat

Water transport is the least used method of transportation in Kenya, and it is only restricted to the coastal and lake regions