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Keios Srl

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Keios Srl

Keios is a multidisciplinary consulting company in the fields of urban development, cultural heritage and sustainable tourism.

Keios is an independent company established in 1984. Since then, it has successfully undertaken a wide range of development projects in different countries, ranging from countrywide strategy to individual site planning and design. We are committed to understanding the challenges of our clients and delivering excellence in professional services with a specific focus on sustainable development. We w

ork in collaboration with a well-established network of international partners sharing values, approach and working methods.

14/05/2026

Our team has recently returned from a field mission in The Gambia, where we are supporting the preparation of a Visitor Management Plan for the historic villages of Albreda and Juffureh, together with nearby Kunta Kinteh Island — a UNESCO World Heritage Site of profound historical significance linked to the transatlantic slave trade.
During the mission, the team carried out consultation sessions with local community groups, institutions, cultural stakeholders, and tourism actors, gathering valuable insights to help shape a more sustainable, inclusive, and transformative future for the destination.
The visit also offered an opportunity to experience the vibrant cultural identity of the area, from the inspiring Wide Open Walls community mural project to celebrations of Gambian arts and culture.
The next phase of the project will focus on translating these discussions and findings into a strategic platform capable of supporting heritage preservation, community empowerment, and responsible tourism development for future generations.
We are proud to collaborate on this important initiative alongside such dedicated local and international partners.
Please visit www.keios.it

08/05/2026

Developing Tourism Products for Sidama, Ethiopia

Keios assisted the Ministry of Tourism of Ethiopia in the preparation of a Product Development Plan for Sidama Region, as part of the Ethiopia Tourism Resource Mapping Project.
The work focused on identifying, assessing and structuring tourism assets into viable visitor experiences, with attention to culture, landscape, local communities, infrastructure, market readiness and environmental sustainability.
By combining field-based assessment, GIS-supported analysis, stakeholder engagement and product development planning, Keios helped the destination move from resource identification to practical, market-oriented and implementation-ready tourism solutions.
Learn more: www.keios.it

08/05/2026

Supporting National Tourism Planning in Sierra Leone

Keios, in joint venture with The Journey of South Africa, recently assisted the Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs of Sierra Leone, with the support of the World Bank, in the preparation of the National Tourism Plan for Sierra Leone: a comprehensive framework for sustainable tourism development, destination competitiveness and sector coordination.
The assignment combined national-level tourism planning with an integrated understanding of cultural heritage, natural assets, market potential, infrastructure, institutional capacity and investment priorities.
Through this work, Keios helped translate tourism potential into a structured planning approach, supporting decision-makers in defining realistic priorities, strengthening implementation pathways and positioning tourism as a driver of inclusive and sustainable development.
Learn more: www.keios.it

28/04/2026

From 23rd to 31st March, our team — Raffaele Gorjux (Team Leader), Simon Woodward (Cultural Expert), Awadh Salim (Community Engagement and MSME Development Specialist), Giulia Gorjux (Technical Coordinator) and Alice Durì (Project Manager) — carried out a field mission in Lamu, Kenya, as part of the project “Lamu Creative and Cultural Industries”.
The mission began with a series of introductory meetings and exchanges with local representatives and sector professionals, providing valuable insights into the local context.
Over the course of the week, we visited a wide range of sites and engaged directly with local practitioners. In Lamu Old Town, we explored artisan shops, cultural landmarks, museums, and the Fort. We also visited Shela and its surrounding areas, including sites where traditional boat building takes place.
In Matondoni, we observed boat repair activities and met women’s groups engaged in weaving, gaining a first-hand understanding of local production processes. Travelling along the coast, we also experienced the mangrove ecosystems that characterise the island, as well as the richness of Swahili culture and cuisine.
On 25th March, two dedicated workshops were held. The first brought together artisans, craftspeople, boat builders, poets and artists to explore production processes, challenges and future perspectives. The second workshop engaged tourism operators — including guides, boat captains and hospitality professionals — to better understand the connections between cultural production and tourism.
The mission provided key insights into both challenges and opportunities, contributing to the next steps in supporting the growth of Lamu’s creative and cultural sector.

For more information, please visit www.keios.it

13/04/2026

We are pleased to announce that Keios has been awarded by the Ministry of Tourism and Culture of The Gambia, with support from the World Bank, a consultancy for the development and implementation of an additional tourism product at Albreda and Juffureh.

The assignment will contribute to strengthening the overall visitor experience across these two sites of outstanding historical and cultural significance, which form part of the Kunta Kinteh Island and Related Sites UNESCO World Heritage Site, supporting The Gambia’s strategy to diversify its tourism offer beyond coastal destinations. Through technical expertise, stakeholder engagement, and integrated planning, the project aims to enhance interpretation, improve visitor engagement, and ensure alignment with heritage preservation and community values.

We are proud to begin working again with the Ministry of Tourism and Culture, the Project Implementation Unit, and all stakeholders involved in this important initiative.

To find out more, please visit www.keios.it

08/04/2026

From 23th to 31st March, our team, comprising Raffaele Gorjux (Team Leader), Simon Woodward (Cultural Expert), Awadh Salim (Community Engagement and MSME Development Specialist), Giulia Gorjux (Technical Coordinator) and Alice Durì (Project Manager), carried out a field mission in Lamu, Kenya, as part of the “Lamu Creative and Cultural Industries: Technical Assistance for Strategic Framework and Reform” project, implemented by the World Bank under the CreatiFI Programme through the C-JET and F4D trust funds funded by the European Commission.
The mission started with an introductory meeting and valuable inputs from County representatives, including Issa Timamy (County Governor), Aisha Waziri (CECM for Trade & Tourism Lamu County) and Joyce Murimi (Chief Officer in charge of Tourism, Trade and Investment), together with other County officers who supported the team throughout the mission.

Over the course of the week, we visited a wide range of sites and engaged directly with local practitioners. In Lamu Old Town, we explored the main streets and artisan shops, as well as key cultural sites including the museums and the Fort. We also visited Shela, its dunes and settlement, including areas where traditional boat building takes place. In Matondoni, we observed boat repairing activities and met the women’s association engaged in weaving. Travelling along the coast, we also experienced the mangrove ecosystems that characterise the island. Throughout the mission, we had the opportunity to experience the delicious local Swahili cuisine as well.

On 25th March, two dedicated workshops were held. The first brought together local practitioners, including women involved in weaving, woodcarvers, boat builders, craftsmen, poets and artists, to better understand production processes, challenges and aspirations. The second workshop, held in the afternoon, engaged tourism stakeholders, including tour guides, boat captains, hotel managers and other sector operators, to explore linkages between cultural production and tourism.

The mission allowed us to identify key challenges and opportunities for the development of the creative and cultural industries in Lamu, providing a solid basis for the next phases of the work.

www.keios.it

25/03/2026

Cruising through Lamu Island

09/03/2026

We are pleased to announce that Keios has been shortlisted by the Ministry of Tourism of Zambia under the Zambia Green, Resilient and Transformational Tourism Development Project (GREAT-TDP), supported by the World Bank, to submit a proposal for the preparation of Destination Plans for Kafue National Park, Lower Zambezi National Park, and South Luangwa National Park.
This initiative aims to support the sustainable development and management of some of Zambia’s most important protected areas, strengthening tourism planning while promoting environmental conservation, local economic opportunities and human wildlife conflict mitigation.
Keios has been invited to submit this proposal together with The Journey Tourism Advisory and Kudu Consulting, combining international expertise in sustainable tourism planning, destination development, and protected area management.
We look forward to contributing our experience in sustainable tourism strategy and territorial planning to this important initiative.
For more, please visit www.keios.it

12/02/2026

Strong local and institutional engagement for the Oni Spatial and Urban Development Plans

Last week was an intense and very rewarding one in Georgia.

Two research workshops — held in Oni and Tbilisi — successfully concluded the Research phase of the Oni Spatial and Urban Development Plans, prepared for SUDA with funding from the Asian Development Bank.

The workshop in Oni, set against a snowy mountain landscape, showed an exceptionally high level of engagement from the local community. Despite very difficult road conditions, participants from Ghebi were able to join the discussions, albeit with some delay — a strong signal of commitment and interest. The workshop opened with remarks by David Lobzhanidze, Mayor of Oni Municipality, and Kakhaber Niauri, Head of Spatial and Urban Development and International Programs at SUDA.
Our team — led by Raffaele Gorjux, with Irakli Murghulia (Deputy Team Leader), Simon Woodward (Local Economic Development), and Kakha Bakhtadze (Environment) — then presented the main findings of the research reports. After the coffee break, participants worked in four thematic groups to discuss the SWOT analysis. Each group appointed a rapporteur, and the workshop concluded with the presentation of consolidated conclusions.

The Tbilisi workshop followed a more formal format, with strong participation from central-level stakeholders. The Mayor of Oni also attended this session. The same structure was applied, with the second part dedicated to questions, comments, and discussion, allowing for valuable institutional feedback.

Overall, the outcome is very positive: the research findings and conclusions have been fully confirmed and further enriched by additional information and perspectives shared during the workshops. A big thank you to Nani Macharashvili for her excellent organisation and facilitation of both events.

We now look ahead to the Visioning and Strategy phase, building on a solid and widely shared analytical foundation.

To find out more about the project, visit www.keios.it

19/01/2026

We are pleased to announce that Keios has been awarded by the World Bank a consultancy for the preparation of the Creative and Cultural Industries Master Plan and Technical Assistance in Lamu County, Kenya.

The assignment supports Lamu County in developing a strategic framework for its creative and cultural industries, strengthening the local creative economy while safeguarding the area’s unique cultural heritage. Through research, stakeholder engagement, and technical assistance, the project will contribute to sustainable economic development, inclusive growth, and the enhancement of cultural tourism.

We are proud to begin working with the World Bank, the Lamu County Government, and local stakeholders on this important initiative.

To find out more, please visit www.keios.it

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Martedì	09:00 - 18:30
Mercoledì	09:00 - 18:30
Giovedì	09:00 - 18:30
Venerdì	09:00 - 18:30

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