At Mission Tour and Travel, we often speak of Amboseli as the “Land of Giants.” Today, that land feels a little quieter, and the horizon a little emptier. It is with heavy hearts that we join the global conservation community in mourning the passing of Craig, one of Africa’s last and most iconic “Super Tuskers.”
At Mission Tour and Travel, we believe that every journey should have a purpose. For many of our travelers, that purpose begins with service, building churches, providing clean water, or supporting community health projects across Kenya. But we also know that after the hard work of ministry, there is a profound need for rest, reflection,
At Mission Tour and Travel, we are often witnesses to the incredible things that happen when faith, partnership, and purpose collide. On November 17th, 2025, we had the profound honor of being part of the official commissioning and launch of Inkiito Primary School in Amboseli. This wasn’t just the opening of a building; it was
You know how some names can twist your tongue a little? Glow & Grow is one of them, especially if you mix up your Ls and Rs. But behind that little tongue twister is a story close to my heart. Growing up in Kenya, I loved our family trips to “shags”, our countryside home. It
In the heart of Nyakach, Kisumu, a dedicated team of missionaries recently carried out a life-changing medical mission. Their goal was simple yet powerful—to bring health education, hope, and practical support to the local community. Educating on Malaria Prevention Malaria remains one of the leading health challenges in the region, affecting families year-round. The missionary
When God calls us to serve, He often reminds us that the smallest gifts can create the greatest blessings. In Narok, missionaries recently launched The Window Goat Project—a simple yet powerful initiative designed to uplift families and strengthen communities through God’s Word in action. How the Goat Project Works The idea was straightforward: each family
Feeding and Education Programs in Kenya are changing lives in marginalized communities where families often face hunger and limited access to learning opportunities. Recently, a group of missionaries, with the support of Mission Tour and Travel, carried out a project that combined a feeding program with the distribution of learning materials—bringing both hope and empowerment
Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) is still practiced in some parts of Kenya, leaving young girls at risk of pain, health complications, and lost opportunities. It is not only harmful—it robs them of their dignity and their future. At Mission Tours and Travel, we believe every girl has the right to grow up safe, healthy, and
In parts of Kenya, prolonged drought and irregular rainfall have left many families struggling with hunger and limited sources of income. To address this challenge, Mission Tours and Travel supported missionaries who launched a farming project in Narok—bringing hope and a sustainable solution to food insecurity. The project began with a vital first step: drilling