Those fellows in that board don't know what they are doing there. In fact I am shocked that MJ stayed there for this long.
These guys think that marketing Kenyan Tourism is just about attending Tourist Fairs at world capitals. But that is useless if they don't have the basics in place. I once asked them for directions to one of our tourist sites (Hell's kitchen) and none of my emails were answered.
So I called their numbers given on their website and none was working. Then I got an unlisted number from the cousin of a friend's wife (!) and it was answered, but no one at the office had ever heard of Hell's Kitchen!
Few months later, I picked a tourist map from their stand at a trade fair here in Nairobi and on checking, I found that it was older than my 1985 road map. It did not even have the road from Nakuru to Lake Bogoria!
Actually, I should be given MJ's job and my first order of business would be to take all employees on a fully paid trip to all the tourist circuits in the country.... you cannot market what you don't know - PERIOD!
Nothing is real unless it can be named; nothing has value unless it can be sold; money is worthless unless you spend it.