Tourism

Christmas is coming, and you’re already tired of hearing “Detty December” plans that end at Lagos clubs and owambes. How about something different this year?  Imagine spending Christmas morning on …

When people talk about travelling to Nigeria, Jos, Plateau, it almost always sneaks into the conversation for many reasons. Perched on the beautiful Plateau, this city is renowned for its …

If you’ve ever dreamed of waking up to the sound of waves, sipping a cocktail by the pool, and living like royalty in Lagos for a few days, you’ll understand …

When people think about travel destinations in Nigeria, Ibadan doesn’t always make the list. Lagos has the buzz, Calabar has the festivals, and Abuja has the glitz. But tucked away …

Let me whisper a little secret into your ears. If you’ve never been to Ekiti State, specifically to a cosy hideaway called Testimony Hotels and Resorts, you’re missing out on …

When discussing sustainable travel, we typically focus on rivers, wildlife, and nature. However, behind the scenes, another, more significant, and frequently overlooked action is taking place.  Women across the nation …

Tourism in Nigeria is expanding, especially in rural areas where cultural experiences are marketed as “authentic.” Tourists pay to stay in mud homes, dine with local families, and participate in …

Ask an average tourist, even some Nigerians, about things to do in Kaduna, and they’ll give you that blank stare like, “What’s even there apart from that polo club?” Well, …

When most people talk about Nigerian destinations, the same names always pop up: Obudu Mountain Resort, Erin Ijesha Waterfalls, Yankari Game Reserve, and Lekki Conservation Centre.  Don’t get me wrong, …

When people discuss beaches in Lagos, the conversation often centres on Elegushi, Landmark, or Oniru, busy and lively spots where Lagosians go to have a good time. But every once …