HEHA Movers rolls out tour guide services for visitors coming to Kenya for 2029 World Athletics
By Trizer Lijondo, September 19, 2026HEHA Movers has extended a warm welcome to visitors, tourists and investors planning to travel to Kenya, offering professional tour guide services to help them explore the country ahead of the 2029 World Athletics Championships.
The company shared the message as Kenya prepares to host the global sporting event in Nairobi, inviting international visitors to experience the country beyond the athletics competitions.
A memorable Kenyan experience
In its message, HEHA Movers encouraged visitors to make the most of their time in Kenya by exploring the country’s attractions, culture and hospitality.
The company also used a voice note to deliver a light-hearted welcome, reassuring visitors that they would be well received and entertained during their stay.
“Welcome to Kenya. Hakuna Matata. Everything will be catch up,” the voice note said, with the speaker encouraging visitors not to worry and to enjoy their trip.
The message also highlighted Kenya as a beautiful country and urged visitors to experience more of what it has to offer.
“You come at the right time, at the right place. Yeah, welcome to visit our people. You have to do more things in that country. This country is a beautiful country,” the speaker said.
Tour guide services ahead of 2029 event
HEHA Movers said its tour guide initiative is aimed at visitors coming into Kenya for different reasons, including tourism, business and the upcoming international sporting event.
The company said professional guides will help visitors explore various attractions while experiencing Kenya’s culture and hospitality.
The 2029 World Athletics Championships are expected to bring athletes, officials, fans and other international visitors to Nairobi, creating an opportunity for them to experience destinations and activities outside the competition venues.
For HEHA Movers, the invitation presents tourism as an important part of the visitor experience, with the company positioning its services as a way for guests to discover more of Kenya.
The voice note ended on a cheerful note, with the company encouraging visitors to enjoy their stay and return to Kenya in the future.
“Welcome and enjoy. Enjoy our visit. You will visit here more and more,” the speaker said.