A sample of our king size rooms available at our facilities.
If you are planning to visit any of the 4 Jumuia Resorts this year, then be sure of an experience of a lifetime courtesy of passionate well-groomed and highly trained staff.
This was revealed during a 3-day retreat held in Nakuru, that brought together all Jumuia Resorts’ managers during which they agreed on an elaborate customer-centered strategy aimed at enhancing service delivery to the satisfaction of their clients.
The strategy that espouses Jumuia Resorts mantra-with a Christian touch- entails an array of pocket-friendly holiday packages, African cuisine, efficient operations, revamped conferencing facilities and room service and standardized recipes.
NCCK General Secretary Rev. Canon Peter Karanja is flanked by Jumuia Resorts Management during a group photo at Jumuia Resorts Nakuru.
The National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK) General Secretary Reverend Canon Peter Karanja who addressed the meeting, underscored its importance and challenged the managers to exploit the full potential of the facilities with a view to attracting more local and international clientele. “From where you sit, you must always ask yourself how do I make the most out of this facility? You must get a bit more aggressive. I am encouraged that the prudence of resources has gained momentum. You have very loyal staff and I thank you for inspiring them,” said Canon Karanja during the meeting held at Jumuia Resorts Nakuru.
Canon Karanja urged the managers to embrace innovation and provide solutions to the needs of the people. He added that: “Leadership is about the capacity to solve problems. Food makes your customers come back. The health status of food is crucial because all our problems are related to what we eat. And so when do we begin to make a fuss that our food is unique?”
Jumuia Resorts In-Charge Ms. Pauline Mungai who organized the strategy meeting-cum-retreat, appreciated Canon Karanja’s support over the years and him of their commitment to take the facilities to another level.
Standard Room
Those present were: Geofrey Kimeu (Jumuia Conference and Country Home, Limuru) Kimani Karanja (Jumuia Conference and Beach Resort, Kanamai) Joseph Koech (Jumuia Resort, Nakuru) Stephen Katambani (Jumuia Resort, Kisumu), Nicholas Kimatu (Jumuia Coffee Shop, Nairobi) and Reuben Mutuma (Accountant, investments).
The managers acknowledged the importance of the meeting and undertook to grow business this year across the chain. “With this meeting happening at the beginning of the year, having looked at the highlights and challenges of 2018, we look at 2019 as the year with better business environment and increased sales. With consistent improvement and training, we hope to improve our operations,” Kimani pointed out. On his part, Katambani observed: “This review and planning meeting enables us to know how we performed the previous year, so as to strategize on how to meet our goals in the new year.”
Jumuia Resorts chain-founded on strong Christian values- is a subsidiary of the NCCK.
Why would you then even think of patronizing any other facility when at the coast, Limuru, Kisumu and Nakuru? We invite you to pick up that phone and dial +254711357252, for we are here to serve you!
For more information visit www.jumuiaresorts.com or www.jumuiacoffee.com
