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Nairobi Business & Leisure Itinerary – 19 – 23 January

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Day 1: Arrival & Welcome

Morning: The group lands at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport and is transferred in air‑conditioned coaches to the Fairmont The Norfolk, a historic 5‑star hotel in the city centre. Check‑in is followed by a brief orientation and welcome coffee in the hotel lounge.

Afternoon: After settling into rooms, participants enjoy a leisurely lunch at the hotel’s Rooftop Terrace while overlooking Nairobi’s skyline. Free time is provided for guests to unpack and explore the hotel’s amenities.

Evening: A welcome dinner is hosted at Boma Nairobi, featuring a buffet of Kenyan specialties and live traditional music, setting the tone for the upcoming business sessions.

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Day 2: Business Meetings & Nightlife

Morning: Round‑table sessions commence in the executive boardroom of Sankara Nairobi. State‑of‑the‑art AV equipment and catering ensure a productive start to the day.

Afternoon: A second block of meetings continues, with a short coffee break featuring local pastries. Participants can also use the hotel’s business lounge for informal discussions.

Evening: After the day’s agenda, the group heads to K1 Klub House for a vibrant nightlife experience, including live DJ sets and a curated cocktail menu suitable for a large delegation.

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Day 3: City Tour & Shopping

Morning: The day begins with a brief briefing before departing for a cultural tour of the Nairobi National Museum, where guests explore Kenya’s rich heritage and art collections.

Afternoon: The itinerary continues to the David Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage, offering an up‑close encounter with rescued baby elephants, followed by a visit to the nearby Giraffe Centre for feeding sessions.

Evening: Shopping time is allocated at Sarit Centre and Westgate Mall, where the group can purchase souvenirs, local crafts, and enjoy dinner at one of the mall’s upscale restaurants.

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Day 4: Nairobi National Park Safari

Morning: Early departure to Nairobi National Park, Africa’s only wildlife reserve within a capital city. A guided game drive provides sightings of lions, rhinos, giraffes, and a variety of birdlife.

Afternoon: After a picnic lunch at the park’s designated area, the safari continues with a visit to the adjoining Oloololo Nature Trail for a walking experience among the savannah.

Evening: Return to the hotel for a relaxing dinner at Signature Restaurant in Sankara, allowing guests to unwind after the adventurous day.

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Day 5: Leisure, Checkout & Departure

Morning: Guests enjoy a leisurely breakfast and optional spa treatments at the hotel’s wellness centre. Free time is available for last‑minute shopping or a short stroll in the nearby Karura Forest.

Afternoon: Consolidated check‑out procedures are conducted, with transport arranged to the airport. A farewell lunch at the hotel’s Garden Terrace offers a final taste of Kenyan cuisine.

Evening: The group departs Nairobi with escorted transfers to the airport, concluding the combined business and leisure experience.

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Time and Cost Estimates

  • Fairmont The Norfolk (4 nights accommodation) – 4 days – $250 per night per person ≈ $1,000
  • Sankara Nairobi (meeting rooms, 2 days) – 2 days – $200 per person ≈ $400
  • Nairobi National Park Safari – full day – $150 per person
  • Nairobi National Museum – 2 hours – $10 per person
  • David Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage – 2 hours – $15 per person
  • Giraffe Centre – 1.5 hours – $12 per person
  • K1 Klub House (nightlife entry & drinks) – 3 hours – $20 per person
  • Boma Nairobi (welcome dinner) – 2.5 hours – $30 per person
  • Shopping at Sarit Centre & Westgate (optional) – 3 hours – no mandatory cost
  • Total Estimated Cost per Person: $1,637
  • Total Estimated Cost for 60 Participants: $98,220

Tips

If the group wishes to shorten the itinerary, the city tour on Day 3 can be condensed to a half‑day visit to the museum and a quick stop at the elephant orphanage, freeing up the afternoon for additional meetings or rest. Conversely, extending the stay by an extra day would allow a deeper exploration of the Maasai Market for authentic crafts and a second safari day in the nearby Ol Pejeta Conservancy for a chance to see the endangered black rhino.

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