Nigerian travel service provider Wakanow.com has announced its expansion into Cameroon, marking a significant step towards cultural integration and enhancing travel experiences in the region.
Agnès Mpude, Country Manager for Wakanow Cameroon, expressed excitement about being part of Cameroon’s travel story and emphasized the company’s commitment to delivering tailored services that cater to the Cameroonian way of exploring travel, whether for business or leisure.
According to businessincameroon.com, To enter the Cameroonian market, the platform, accredited by the International Air Transport Association (IATA), claims to have made substantial efforts.
“We have invested all necessary resources, including cutting-edge technology, to ensure top-quality service to our clients in Cameroon,” stated Bayo Adedeji, CEO of Wakanow. He added, “We mean it when we say we are democratizing travel for Africans. One way we show this is through our Pay Small Small (PSS) offer, which provides clients with funding access so that money is not a barrier to booking a flight on Wakanow.com.”
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With its innovative services and expertise, the tech company aims to make a significant contribution to the development and promotion of tourism in Cameroon. “We are actively developing partnerships with local businesses, tour operators, and hotels. This will benefit not only our clients but also the local economy and the tourism sector. Tour packages will be aligned with Cameroon’s festivals, events, and culturally significant destinations, offering customized travel tailored to local preferences,” shared Agnès Mpude.
Founded in 2008, Wakanow has rapidly grown into a comprehensive platform for travel enthusiasts. It offers a full range of services, including flight tickets, hotel bookings, visa assistance, airport transfers, travel insurance, tourist and business packages, and vacation deals.
In Africa, Wakanow is also present in Ghana, Sierra Leone, Gambia, Liberia, Togo, and Côte d’Ivoire. The company also has operations outside the continent, including in the United Arab Emirates and the United Kingdom.
