Why He Changed KWS Pricing
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Why was KWS charging just $27 for one of Kenya’s most valuable experiences? When Dr Julius Kipngetich joined KWS, he questioned whether Kenya was underpricing its wildlife. A survey found tourists were willing to pay as much as $519. He raised the fee gradually, reaching $80 before he left.
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