Category: Tourism
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CALABAR CARNIVAL CHAIR URGES BOOST IN PRIVATE SECTOR SUPPORT FOR FESTIVAL
Sustaining Africa’s biggest street party needs stronger business backing and digital innovation. Gabe Onah, Chairman of Carnival Calabar, called for increased private sector investment to sustain the festival beyond government support. Highlighting community spirit and natural beauty as key strengths, Onah also praised Akwaaba African Travel Market for fostering collaboration in tourism. He stressed embracing…
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AKWAABA AFRICAN TRAVEL MARKET 2025 OPENS IN LAGOS WITH BIGGEST LINEUP YET
Africa’s premier travel expo showcases top airlines, tourism boards, and cultural feasts, boosting intra-continental connections. The 21st Akwaaba African Travel Market launched in Lagos, drawing 3,000+ participants including airlines, travel agents, and chefs competing in the popular “Jollof Rice War.” Organizers highlighted record attendance and strong aviation presence, while Ekiti State and Governor Abiodun Oyebanji…
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PETER OBI TEAMS UP WITH TRAVEL TITANS FOR DOMESTIC TOURISM BOOST IN ENUGU
The Labour Party’s 2023 presidential hopeful, Peter Obi, joined top travel moguls at Enugu’s JTBS Domestic Tourism Conference to chart a new course for Nigeria’s homegrown tourism.At the bustling JTBS Domestic Tourism Conference in Enugu on Saturday, Mr. Peter Obi, Labour Party’s 2023 presidential candidate, mingled with industry heavyweights like Chief Valentine Obi, Managing Director…
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COLOMBIA’S VICE PRESIDENT FRANCIA MARQUEZ CHARMS ABUJA AT NIKE ARTS GALLERY VISIT
Colombian flair meets Nigerian artistry as vice-president Francia Marquez’s Abuja visit sparks culture and empowerment vibes at Nike Arts and Gallery. On Sunday, August 31, the vibrant Nike Arts and Gallery in Abuja hosted a distinguished visitor – the Vice President of Colombia, Francia Marquez. The event saw a star-studded lineup including Aina Davies, daughter…
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AKURE MARKETS AND SHOPS TO CLOSE FRIDAY FOR AMOLE FESTIVAL
The Deji of Akure calls for a city-wide market shutdown to honour the historic Amole Festival tradition. Oba Aladetoyinbo Aladelusi has ordered all markets, shops, and stalls in Akure to close this Friday as part of the Amole Festival rites. Only pharmacies and patent medicine stores will remain open. While trading halts, residents can move…
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US TO SHORTEN VISAS FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS AND JOURNALISTS
New US rules aim to curb long-term stays for foreign students and media pros—but critics warn of disruption and talent drain. The Department of Homeland Security plans to limit F visas for international students to a maximum of four years, down from the full length of academic programs that can exceed five years. Journalists’ visas…
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GHANA’S DIPLOMATS RALLY FOR VISA-FREE AFRICA DREAM IN ABUJA
Visa-free travel across Africa? Ghana’s High Commission in Abuja is turning up the heat on this bold vision — and it’s not just diplomats talking, but real campaign leaders ready to make unity a reality! On Monday, the Ghana High Commission in Abuja hosted a lively press conference pushing the Visa-Free Africa agenda. Leading the…
