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Functions of Kenya Tourism Fund

In this post, we will have a look at the functions of the Kenya Tourism Fund. This is a government corporation that was established under the Tourism Act of  2011. It’s mandated to mobilize resources to finance the development of a sustainable tourism industry in Kenya. Its head office is located along Valley Road at the Tourism Fund Building.

Kenya Tourism Fund succeeded the Catering and Tourism Development Levy Trustees which had been operation since 1972.

1. It collects the tourism levy imposed under the Tourism Act of  2011. The levy is charged at the rate of 2% on the gross sales derived from the sale of accommodation, food, drinks, and all other services offered in scheduled establishments.e hotels and restaurants.

2. Establishes, equips, and controls tourism and hospitality training institutions upon approval by the cabinet secretary of Tourism.

3. Formulates sound policies for the regulation and management of the Tourism Fund.

4. Solicits for funds and other assistance to promote the object for which the Fund was established.

5. Determines the amounts of money payable for the purposes of the Tourism Fund and formulate the conditions for disbursement.

6. Invests any surplus funds not immediately required in securities approved by the Treasury, for the purposes of realizing the objects and purpose for which the Fund was established.

7. Establishes a tourism training revolving fund.

8. It keeps and maintains audited accounts of the Fund and publish the accounts in the manner approved by the Treasury.

9. Receives any gifts, donations, grants, or endowments made to the  Fund, and to make legitimate disbursements.

10. It keeps all proper books and records of account of the income, expenditure, assets, and liabilities of the Fund.

Kenya Tourism Fund Contacts 

Office Location: 5th Fl, Tourism Fund Building, Valley Rd.

Phone: +254 728 337 499

Email: [email protected]

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The tourism levy in Kenya is a tax paid by establishments dealing in tourism activities and services as listed in the Tourism Act, 2011, to support and fund tourism services for all Kenyans. This informative guide explores the levy's purpose, how it's calculated, and its economic impact on Kenyan citizens and the tourism industry.

1. what is the tourism levy in kenya.

The tourism levy is a tax imposed under the Tourism Act, 2011 . It is paid by those engaged in regulated tourism activities and services listed in the Act. All tourism levy payments are deposited into the Tourism Fund established by the Act.

The Fund is the legal successor to the Catering and Tourism Development Levy Trustees , which had existed since 1972 under the Hotel and Restaurant Act . This Act was repealed when the Tourism Act came into effect.

2. Who is Required to Pay the Tourism Levy in Kenya?

The Tourism Levy is paid by the owner or any business of every regulated tourism activity and service under the Tourism Act 2011 schedule. Some of the businesses and service activities include:

• Class “A” Enterprises : Hotels , Members clubs, Motels, Inns, Hostels, Health and spa resorts, Retreat lodges, Ecolodges, Tree houses, Floatels, Service flats, Service apartments,Beach cottages,Holiday cottages, Game lodges, Tented camps, Safari or mobile camps, Bandas,Cultural homes and centres, Villas, Homestays, Guest houses and Time shares.
• Class “B” Enterprises : Restaurants; and Other food and beverage services.
• Class “C” Enterprises :  Tour or safari operators, Tourist service vehicle hire, Local air charter, Travel agency, Water sports, Balloon operators; and Boat excursions.
• Class “D” Enterprises :  Game fishing outfitters, Enterprises offering camps and camping equipment for hire, Nature parks, Nature reserves, Nature trails, Game ranches, Amusement parks and Non-citizen tour leaders or guides.
• Class “E” Enterprises :  Local traditional boat operators, Professional safari photographers, Curio vendors, Private zoos, Citizen tour leaders or guides and General vendors and Beach operators.
• Class “F” Enterprises :  Entertainment facilities.
• Class “G” Enterprises :  Conference and event services.
•  Class “H” Enterprises : Tourism and hospitality training institutions.

3. How Much is the Tourism Levy in Kenya and How is it Calculated?

The levy is charged at the rate of 2% on the gross sales derived from the sale of accommodation, food, drinks, and all other services offered in scheduled establishments.

The levy is collected from establishments charging a minimum of KES 250 per person per night, including the provision of breakfast meals or any other services.

It is also levied on restaurants making minimum gross sales of KES 3 million per annum.

4. The Benefits of the Tourism Levy for Kenya's Tourism Industry

The revenue generated from the Tourism Levy is used to fund various initiatives, such as

• Financing the development of tourism products and services.
• Financing the marketing of Kenya as a tourist destination through the Tourism Board.
• Financing the activities of the Protection Service.
• Financing the tourism research, tourism intelligence and the national tourism information management system.
• Financing the activities of the Tourism Sector Safety, Communication and Crisis Management Centre.
• Financing training and capacity development activities of the College and of such other tourism hospitality training institutions as may be established under the Act.
• Mobilize resources to support tourism-related activities.

5. When and How to Pay the Tourism Levy in Kenya

1. Levy Payment and Penalty

• Payment of the Levy : The Levy for each month must be paid by the  10th of the following month . If the 10th is not a workday, payment is due on the last workday before the 10th.
• Late Payment Penalty : Payments received after the 10th of the following month incur a KES 5, 000 penalty . An additional 3% penalty applies on the levy amount for each month or part thereof that the payment remains unpaid.

2. How To Pay The Levy

The levy is paid using the eLevy Portal which is an innovative web-based system developed by the Tourism Fund to simplify the 2% Tourism Levy remittance process.

It offers features like generating payment e-slips , filing monthly sales returns ,  Levy compliance checker and providing  digital payment options such as mobile money, bank transfers, and RTGS/EFT.

6. Tourism Levy Compliance and Penalty for Non-Compliance

• Monthly Return Filling :  The Tourism Act requires that every owner maintain a monthly sales record and file a return of the sales made on accommodation, food, drinks, and all other services.
• Fine and Penalty :  Failure to pay the levy a person is liable to a fine not exceeding KES 20,000 or imprisonment for a period not exceeding 6 months , or both.

7. The Tourism Fund "The Fund"

The Tourism Fund is a statutory body established by an Act of Parliament, section 66 of the Tourism Act , 2011. It mobilizes resources and finances tourism development in Kenya. The fund administers the Tourism Levy to support a sustainable tourism industry in Kenya.

Beneficiaries of Tourism Fund Levy

• Kenya Tourism Board (KTB).
• Kenya Utalii College.
• Tourism Police Unit.
• Students in hospitality industry.
• Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions (M.I.C.E) Secretariat.

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Catering & Tourism Development Levy Trustees (CTDLT), a State Corporation established under the Hotels & Restaurants Act Cap 494, Laws of Kenya and with the core mandates of Collecting, controlling and administering the Training and Tourism Development Levy Fund and Establishing and Developing National Standards for Testing skills required in the Tourism industry, wishes to recruit Management Trainees from the Marginalized, Arid and Semi Arid Lands (ASAL) regions.

Key Qualifications • A good first degree in the following fields: Human Resource Management & Administration, Communication, Procurement. • Age 25 -30 years. • Excellent Computer Skills MS Suite. • Excellent oral and written communication skills. • Ability to work as a team member.

Employment The Management Trainees will undergo on-the-job training in their specified areas of specialization for a period of one year (12 Months).

Upon satisfactory performance; they will be absorbed in employment at CTDLT job Group 8.

Qualified and interested candidates from the stated areas should submit their applications together with their detailed curriculum vitae, copies of Academic and Professional certificates as well as testimonials, copy of National identity card or Passport, three referees and day time contacts.

Qualified Persons with disabilities (PWDS) are especially encouraged to apply.

The application should be addressed to:

The Chief Executive Officer Catering & Tourism Development Levy Trustees NHIF, Parking Complex 5th Floor – Ragati Road, Upper Hill, P.O. Box 46987 -00100 GPO, Nairobi Kenya Email [email protected]

Not later than 5.00p.m. Tuesday 25th October, 2011

Note: Only Shortlisted applicants will be contacted.

Any form of canvassing will lead to automatic disqualification.

CTDLT is an equal opportunity employer.

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Discover how to efficiently generate a tourism levy payment slip for your hotel or restaurant business through the Tourism Fund’s online portal. Established under the Tourism Act, 2011, the Tourism Fund supports sustainable tourism development in Kenya, succeeding the long-standing Catering and Tourism Development Levy Trustees.

The Tourism Levy Portal allows hotel and restaurant owners to easily manage their levy obligations and make payments promptly.

Understanding the Tourism Fund

The Tourism Fund, operational since September 2012, plays a crucial role in financing Kenya’s tourism industry development. The fund collects the Tourism Levy, historically paid by individuals in the hospitality sector since 1972.

How to Generate Tourism Levy Payment Slip

Here’s a simple guide to filing tourism levy returns and generating a payment slip:

Access the Tourism Levy Fund Portal

• Open your PC or Mobile Browser.
• Visit the Tourism Levy Fund Portal or click here to load the portal.

Login or Sign Up

• Log in with your existing credentials. New users can click “Sign up” to register an account.
• Enter your login information and password, then click “Login”.

File Returns

• On the Dashboard, hover over “File Returns” and select “Simple”. You can choose “Nil” if no sales were made.
• Select the Month and indicate if you pay VAT or service charges.
• Choose the Establishment and proceed by clicking “Next”.

Enter Sales Data

• Input daily earnings for Accommodation, Drinks, and Food categories.
• Enter “0” for days with no sales.

Submission and Payment

• Click “Submit” to generate your tourism levy payment slip.
• Pay directly using M-PESA via eCitizen or download the slip to pay via Bank.

Benefits of Using the Tourism Fund Portal

• Efficiency : Simplified process to file returns and generate payment slips.
• Convenience : Accessible from any device with an internet connection.
• Compliance : Ensures timely payment and adherence to regulatory requirements.
• Support : Dedicated support for users navigating the portal.

Ensure your hotel or restaurant meets its tourism levy obligations seamlessly with the Tourism Fund’s online platform. For further assistance, visit the Tourism Fund website or contact their customer support.

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eLevy’ is an innovative web based system, developed by Tourism Fund, which seeks to make the 2% Tourism Levy remittance easy, convenient and accountable. The name ‘eLevy’ is coined from two entities which are ‘e’ to stand for the internet and ‘Levy’ to stand for the 2% Tourism Levy

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