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Ne Frage zu den Preisen:
Wenn man ne lokale SLT mitnehmen will - gibts es einen Kenianer-discount?
Wenn man ne lokale SLT mitnehmen will - gibts es einen Kenianer-discount?
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Safari Safari in Kenia / Tsavo NP - Infos, Tipps, Erfahrungen
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Tsavo East GebührMember hat gesagt:Ne Frage zu den Preisen:
Wenn man ne lokale SLT mitnehmen will - gibts es einen Kenianer-discount?
Mzungu 30$
Studentin 200 KES
einheimischer Erwachsener: 500 KES
Anhänge
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Hier noch ne Anmerkung zu den Kosten:
Kenyans always accuse hoteliers of high rates .
Please join me on this quick ride.
Do you know that every Ksh100 :
We pay 16% to GOK.
We pay 10% Service charge
We pay 2% training levy. So in essence 28% just flies out of the window.
Then electricity ( Heat Light & Water ) cost globally should be anything between 6 and 9% . Coast resorts with running ACs go as high as 15%. Electricitu is real PAIN.
Labour cost ( Payroll & related) , globally would be anything between 14 % to 18%. In Kenya we hover between 21 % to 25% and it gets worse when revenues are depressed. Hotel & Tours have been signing slaty increase for the last many years with the respective unions and we maintain excellent relationship with staff. When was the last time you heard of a hotel or tour firm staff going on strike?
I have not even touched on food cost and beverage cost . If not managed well , you will end up feeding your guests for free. It's hard. You have an idea serving your family & visiting relatives at home . Everything is expensive.
Then I hope you also know that we have close to 20 different licenses to juggle . Trust me it is not easy. Let me ask my Bro Dan Okwiri to narrate his ordeal in running a hotel as a retirement plan.
Dont see the glamour of hotels and happy smiling faces . To smile and to be neat is part of our ethos and let that not deceive you.
We work really hard for every shilling we get paid , while government talks of 24 hour economy we have been doing just that for centuries. Hotels we operate 24/7.
We have parents whose children have grown up without enjoying the parent child close relationship. A resort GM can work for 18 hours jokes aside.
Next time before you ask us to charge nothing please read and reread my post .
Now let me thank and salute all the Kenyans and residents who have always supported us. We cant thank you enough and I know many of you appreciate the long working hours and sacrifice many of us do to serve you .
Tunasema Asante Sana .
Mohammed Hersi
Chairman
Kenya Tourism Federation
Und dann kommen noch so um die 20% Commission für den Touroperator dazu.....
Kenyans always accuse hoteliers of high rates .
Please join me on this quick ride.
Do you know that every Ksh100 :
We pay 16% to GOK.
We pay 10% Service charge
We pay 2% training levy. So in essence 28% just flies out of the window.
Then electricity ( Heat Light & Water ) cost globally should be anything between 6 and 9% . Coast resorts with running ACs go as high as 15%. Electricitu is real PAIN.
Labour cost ( Payroll & related) , globally would be anything between 14 % to 18%. In Kenya we hover between 21 % to 25% and it gets worse when revenues are depressed. Hotel & Tours have been signing slaty increase for the last many years with the respective unions and we maintain excellent relationship with staff. When was the last time you heard of a hotel or tour firm staff going on strike?
I have not even touched on food cost and beverage cost . If not managed well , you will end up feeding your guests for free. It's hard. You have an idea serving your family & visiting relatives at home . Everything is expensive.
Then I hope you also know that we have close to 20 different licenses to juggle . Trust me it is not easy. Let me ask my Bro Dan Okwiri to narrate his ordeal in running a hotel as a retirement plan.
Dont see the glamour of hotels and happy smiling faces . To smile and to be neat is part of our ethos and let that not deceive you.
We work really hard for every shilling we get paid , while government talks of 24 hour economy we have been doing just that for centuries. Hotels we operate 24/7.
We have parents whose children have grown up without enjoying the parent child close relationship. A resort GM can work for 18 hours jokes aside.
Next time before you ask us to charge nothing please read and reread my post .
Now let me thank and salute all the Kenyans and residents who have always supported us. We cant thank you enough and I know many of you appreciate the long working hours and sacrifice many of us do to serve you .
Tunasema Asante Sana .
Mohammed Hersi
Chairman
Kenya Tourism Federation
Und dann kommen noch so um die 20% Commission für den Touroperator dazu.....
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Member hat gesagt:Tsavo East Gebühr
Mzungu 30$
Member hat gesagt:60 $ sind ja allein die Parkgebühren.
Die Parkgebühren beziehen sich jeweils auf 24 Stunden und nicht auf einen Kalendertag. Somit betragen die Parkgebühren bei einer 1,5 Tage Safari nur 30 $, so wie sie von @dzikabomba gebucht wurde. Denn die Safarianbieter bieten am Abreisereisetag üblicherweise einen Game Drive schon bei Sonnenaufgang und somit so früh an, dass der Park zu einer früheren Uhrzeit als bei Ankunft am Anreisetag verlassen werden kann und somit die Zahlung der Gebühr für einen weiteren Tag vermieden wird.
Member hat gesagt:140 $ für ne Übernachtug
Ich würde mal ganz stark davon ausgehen, dass die Safarianbieter eine erheblich niedrigere Rate als 140 $ / Übernachtung an die Lodge bezahlen.
Member hat gesagt:Hab ja demnach nur 30€/Nase mehr bezahlt als Du. War aber für mich absolut akzeptabel, weil eben auch das Gesamtpaket gestimmt hat.
@Greenhorn: Deine Safari fand noch vor der coronabedingten Halbierung der Parkgebühren im Juli letzten Jahres statt. Die von Dir zusätzlich bezahlten 30€/Nase entsprechen annähernd der Höhe der zwischenzeitlichen Senkung. Insofern hast Du im Prinzip das gleiche bezahlt.
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Member hat gesagt:Ich würde mal ganz stark davon ausgehen, dass die Safarianbieter eine erheblich niedrigere Rate als 140 $ / Übernachtung an die Lodge bezahlen.
Die kassieren in der Regel 20% des Preises, den Du bezahlst, genau wie die Beachboys, die ne Bootstour vermitteln..