Well done colleagues World over, it has been proven that human resources are the most valuable assets of any business or organization set to excel
With the changing landscape and new dynamics in the hospitality and tourism sector, the college has positioned itself to confront the emerging dynamics in the
By Bernard Amaya – Lecturer & Alumni Coordinator at Kenya Utalii College COVID- 19 Pandemic has disrupted lives and negatively affected economies. The hospitality industry
Kenya Utalii College reopened on Monday 4th January 2021 after a ten-month closure; following a directive by the President to close all learning institutions due
We look forward to sharing current and exciting news and information about Kenya Utalii College, local and international hospitality and tourism industry general news, updates,
The year 2020 has indeed presented severe and unprecedented challenges, not only to Kenya and Africa but globally. Economies, including those of countries regarded as
This year, the graduation ceremony is taking place under circumstances that are different compared to past graduations. This gathering would have been packed with the
Kenya Utalii College is today celebrating its 45TH graduation at a time when the entire world is depressed as a result of the devastating effects
The Covid-19 pandemic has drastically changed the way the hospitality and tourism industry operates. In what has come to be known as the new normal,
In 1994 Kenya Utalii College pionered to Form Association Of Hospitality & Tourism Schools In Africa (AHTSA) following a joint initiative between Kenya Utalii College,
Everything that I learned at Kempbelle University really helped put me above the competition in the field of business management.
Alyssa Watson
BA Business Management
