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Vitalis Nwuka July 6, 2016 - 7:59 pm
I wish to congratulate the organizers of this event. it is happening at a time Africa and Nigeria in particular requires diversification and tourism is one that will benefit from this. we need to encourage tourism and African airlines should be at the forefront to make this realizable. The to expand our airports to meet international standards like Dubai, heathrow etc. African leaders should build solid, estatic airports that will encourage tourism and there bye increasing the economic wellbeing of our dear continent. our cities need to be replanned. Town planning institutions has a major role to play in encouraging tourism.
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