Mercy Idoko Ifunanya

More than ever, people are searching online for their next destination. In Nigeria, 31% of travellers use Facebook for travel ideas, while 19% turn to YouTube, and 15% scroll through …

Gen Z are not waiting for the future; they’re changing it now. A 2023 report by Booking.com showed that 80% of Gen Z travellers want their trips to be more …

When it comes to the best burgers in Lagos, the city doesn’t hold back. Lagos is Nigeria’s foodie capital for a reason. Over 60% of young Lagosians eat out at …

Nigeria’s creator economy is booming, valued at $3.08 billion in 2023 and projected to reach $17.8 billion by 2030. That means if you’re creating content while travelling in Nigeria, you’re …

Nothing feels better than returning from a trip and having stories that make people smile, laugh, or simply say, “Wow.”  Whether you’re chasing sunsets in Jos or enjoying roasted fish …

Nigerian festivals are vibrant, energetic, and the perfect playground for Gen Z to express style, culture, and creativity. If you’re a Gen Z traveller heading to one, you might be …

Nothing hits like a warm, juicy shawarma after a long day. And if you’re in Abuja and haven’t tried it from these spots, you’re missing out.  These are the places …

“Abuja is too expensive.” Many people say that they see how Gen Z is doing it differently. Whether sipping zobo in a bush bar or snapping reels at an art …

Everyone talks about Lagos, Abuja, or Calabar when travelling in Nigeria. But Gen Z is doing things differently in 2025. They’re skipping the noise, the traffic, and the overhyped spots …

Studies show that digital nomads are generally more satisfied with their work than most traditional employees worldwide.  Why? Because the freedom and flexibility of this lifestyle allow them to enjoy …