Tourism

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 …

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 …

Lagos is a city that never runs out of vibes. From its beaches to its food spots to the endless hangout locations, there’s always something happening. However, it’s essential to …

If you are a tourist visiting Nigeria or a Nigerian who has been dreaming of a getaway that feels like the Maldives but doesn’t require a 12-hour flight or the …

Good Wi-Fi, steady power, and coffee that keeps you awake. That’s the dream setup for any remote worker. Lagos can be chaotic, but tucked within the city are spots that …