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The cost of a ticket from Ethiopia to Kenya depends on the mode of transportation you choose: Flight: usually the most expensive option, fares range from $500 to $1000 (round trip) depending on the airline, route, time of day, and when you book your ticket. Booking in advance may offer better deals, while last-minute bookings tend to be pricier. Train: A more affordable option than flights, fares usually start at $100 (one way). The price depends on the class of service you choose (economy, business, or first class). Bus: The most affordable option, fares range from $20 to $30 (one-way). Prices vary depending on the bus company, departure time, and type of seat (regular or sleeper). Bus travel offers a cost-effective way to explore Kenya, though it may take longer than other modes of transport. Car: Costs depend on fuel prices, tolls (if any), car rental, and potential maintenance needs. It is difficult to give a specific amount, but it is usually expected to be more expensive than bus travel.

There are several ways to travel between Ethiopia and Kenya: 1. Fly: This is the fastest way to travel to Kenya, with flights taking around 5 hours. The fastest way to get from Ethiopia to Kenya is to fly from Addis Ababa to Mombasa. The most popular airlines for this route are Ethiopian Airlines, Kenya Airways, Jambojet Limited and AirKenya Express. 2. Train: The road distance between Ethiopia and Kenya is 1456.6 km. Traveling by rail from Ethiopia to Kenya is an excellent opportunity to see the breathtaking beauty of the East African Rift Valley. The voyage takes around 12 to 14 hours, which is longer than flying but provides a more distinctive and spectacular view. 3. Car: Traveling by car from Ethiopia to Kenya offers a unique adventure and the freedom to explore sights along the way.