Travel & Tourism

Tourism in Nigeria has always had enormous potential. From the bustling streets of Lagos to the serene beaches of Calabar, the historic wonders of Kano, and the natural beauty of …

“Why would anyone leave New York, London, or Toronto to live in Lagos?” That’s what most people ask when they hear about young Nigerians returning home.  Yet, Lagos is seeing …

If you talk to African entrepreneurs long enough, you will notice one thing quickly: they travel a lot. Not for luxury. Not for sightseeing. They travel to meet people, attend …

In the past few years, millions of Nigerians have left the country in search of better jobs and safer lives. Reports show that over 3 million Nigerians migrated abroad between …

When people talk about tourism in Africa, security often comes up quickly. Sometimes too quickly. In many cases, perception arrives before facts, and stories travel faster than reality. For African …

If you have ever tried to fly between two African countries and found yourself connecting through Europe, you already understand why air connectivity matters. For years, Africa’s biggest cities were …

Africa is not ready for remote work.” That statement is popular, repeated, and completely wrong. Remote work hubs in Africa are already supporting thousands of global workers, startups, and tech …

Tourism conversations in Africa are changing. They are no longer just about attractions and visitor numbers. They are about infrastructure, collaboration, policy, culture, and how Africa tells its own story …

Medical tourism is no longer just about flying to Europe or Asia for treatment. Across Africa, a quiet competition has been building. Countries are positioning themselves as places where people …

Everyone talks about Zanzibar as Africa’s best beach. But is it really better than a hidden gem like Tarkwa Bay in Nigeria?  Many travellers are now skipping crowded, famous beaches …