Nairobi County's Finance Act 2026 introduces a tourism and entertainment levy
Nairobi County's Finance Act 2026 introduces a tourism and entertainment levy covering concerts, hotels, Airbnb units, commercial filming, streaming platforms, and influencer events.
Concert organizers will pay 5 percent of ticket sales, hotels KSh2,000 per room annually, television stations KSh200,000 annually, and local streaming platforms KSh100,000 annually, among other charges. The levy also covers cinemas, theatres, sports-viewing centres, national parks, museums, and exhibitions, with fees structured as either fixed annual charges or percentages tied to ticket sales, entries, or exhibitors.
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Concert organizers will pay 5 percent of ticket sales, hotels KSh2,000 per room annually, television stations KSh200,000 annually, and local streaming platforms KSh100,000 annually, among other charges. The levy also covers cinemas, theatres, sports-viewing centres, national parks, museums, and exhibitions, with fees structured as either fixed annual charges or percentages tied to ticket sales, entries, or exhibitors.
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