Nigeria Tourism News

The Ogun State Government announced on August 23 an abrupt end to the free entry policy into the renewed Olumo Tourist Centre Complex. This announcement comes a month ahead of …

Nigeria’s tourism sector is poised for a significant boost as Lagos prepares to host a landmark cultural and tourism exhibition in December. The event aims to bring together local and …

The Lagos State Government is set to ignite the city’s cultural landscape with the inaugural Lagos Cultural Weekend, a three-day festival running from November 14 to 16, 2025. The event …

Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, and Ekiti State Governor, Abiodun Oyebanji, have been named among the leading industry figures to be honoured at the upcoming Travellers Award …

Imagine cruising along sun-drenched highways toward Nigeria’s hidden gems—only to be jolted by deep potholes that have become a silent threat to Nigerian tourism. From the ancient, cloud-kissed peaks of …

A tour operator and curator, Tamnawari Brown has expressed concern over Nigeria’s lack of a clear national branding strategy, warning that without one, the country’s rich cultural and natural assets …

The Emerging Abuja Program has unveiled plans for the inaugural 16-day Groovy December festival, a vibrant celebration of culture, entertainment, and adventure. The event aims to position the Federal Capital …

The Governor of Anambra State, Chukwuma Soludo, on August 8, unveiled plans to redesign the Igbo-Ukwu Museum to showcase the rich cultural heritage of the South East. Soludo made this …

Chief Executive Officer of NTT Global Destinations, Elizabeth Agboola, on July 7, highlights tourism as Nigeria’s most undervalued non-oil export. She cautions that without incorporating this sector into the national …

Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, on July 6, commissioned a network of roads in the Olorunda Local Council Development Area and Badagry Local Council, stating that such projects are foundational …