Mercy Idoko Ifunanya

Visa stress in Nigeria is more than a travel worry ,  it is a heavy price many people pay before stepping on a plane. Long queues, high fees, and repeated …

Agritourism in Nigeria is on the rise. In 2023, Nigeria welcomed 1.2 million international visitors and recorded 3 million domestic trips, a 20% jump from the year before. City people …

According to a 2024 Lagos Short-let Market report by Edala Homes, using data from AirDNA and its research, short-let rentals in Lagos pulled in ₦264.3 billion. By 2025, that figure …

The world is moving fast, and work no longer fits inside an office. A survey by Statista shows that the number of digital nomads worldwide rose from about 4.8 million …

Hospitality safety in Nigeria has become a serious topic in 2025. Hotels, restaurants, and resorts are under increasing pressure to meet strict rules.  Safety standards protect guests, staff, and businesses. …

Public parks in Nigeria are finally getting their spotlight in 2025. In Abuja, Millennium Park alone now brings in around $3.2 million in annual tourism revenue, while serving as a …

The Lagos–Calabar Road is one of Nigeria’s most talked-about projects. It will connect the busy city of Lagos to the coastal hub of Calabar, passing through several states.  The highway …

Nigeria’s museums used to speak louder than books. They held treasures, artworks, and traditions that told the story of who we are. But in 2025, things have changed. The decline …

Every year, thousands cross Nigeria’s borders for trade, family visits, or leisure. Yet, tourism at these borders is still largely ignored.  Border tourism in Nigeria has the power to revitalise …

Tourism is a growing part of Nigeria’s economy. It creates jobs, boosts local businesses, and builds the country’s image.  In 2025, tourism funding in Nigeria is in focus. The federal …