Tourism

Visa automation is quietly reshaping Nigeria’s tourism landscape — but is it making travel easier or just adding digital drama? If you’ve ever had to apply for a Nigerian visa …

Ever looked up at the night sky and felt tiny? That’s astro‑tourism for you, travelling to places with superstar night skies and minimal light pollution. In Nigeria, despite vibrant cities, …

When people talk about spots in Cross River, the usual names like Obudu Cattle Ranch or the Calabar Carnival often come up. But let’s be honest, there’s so much more …

As Nigeria modernises its travel and immigration processes, travellers passing through its airports are seeing several important changes. The Nigeria Airports’ new Immigration Rules, which officially took effect on May …

Nigeria’s coastline has been sitting quietly—long, beautiful, and mostly untouched—for years. Aside from the usual Lagos beach spots like Elegushi and Tarkwa Bay, most Nigerians don’t get to explore our …

Lagos is not for the faint-hearted. Between danfo horns, endless to-do lists, and the neighbour who thinks he’s Nigeria’s next Afrobeat star (at 6:00 a.m. every Saturday), sometimes your body …

If you’ve never heard of or been to Calabar, get ready, because 2025 might be the year it steals your travel-loving heart. Calabar is the capital of Cross River State …

Kayaking is quickly gaining popularity in Nigeria, and for good reason. The country has natural waterways offering incredible views, peaceful surroundings, and unique cultural experiences. It also provides various kayaking …

Nigeria is one of Africa’s most naturally rich countries, yet many of its breathtaking natural wonders remain underexplored. From towering rainforests to tranquil wetlands, these ecosystems are not only visually …

Birdwatching in Nigeria is fast becoming a favourite activity for nature enthusiasts and eco-travelers. With over 900 bird species spread across lush rainforests, expansive wetlands, and open savannas, Nigeria offers …