Nigeria Tourism News

​When the All Africa Music Awards (AFRIMA) was established in 2014 in partnership with the African Union Commission, it set out with a clear mandate: to celebrate musical excellence and …

Nigeria has witnessed a staggering contraction in its international medical tourism spending, marking a pivot in the nation’s financial and healthcare trajectory.  According to the latest data released by the …

For decades, the conversation surrounding Nigerian tourism has followed a predictable script: build better roads, simplify visa processes, and fix the power grid. While these infrastructure pillars are undeniably vital, …

The 19th edition of Culturati, Nigeria’s premier celebration of arts and culture, on December 30, took centre stage at the Oriental Waterfront in Lekki, Lagos. Amidst a vibrant display of …

Lagos is set to become the epicentre of continental transformation as the African Travel Commission (ATC) prepares to host the inaugural Pan-African Tourism Summit and Exhibition. Scheduled for February 11–12, …

The streets of Lagos Island were transformed into a sea of white and tradition on December 27 as President Bola Tinubu participated in the grand finale of the 2025 Eyo …

Nigeria’s aviation industry is poised for a transformative leap forward as the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) has finalised a significant contract for constructing a cutting-edge corporate headquarters and a …

The Federal Ministry of Art, Culture, Tourism and Creative Economy, on December 21, officially released a landmark report destined to redefine Nigeria’s economic landscape. Titled “Nigeria’s Tourism Economy Unveiled: Sector-Wide …

Direct air links between Ibadan and Abuja are making a strong comeback as Nigeria’s leading airlines, Air Peace and Overland Airways, announce the resumption of scheduled services following the reopening …

In a strategic move to revitalise its tourism sector and drive economic growth, the Ogun State Government has officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Whatadeal, a private tourism, …