ATQ News Archive

Africa’s largest airline, Ethiopian Airlines, is set to launch new three-times-weekly direct flights to Mauritius, further expanding its African network and enhancing …

Nigerians spent about $5.996 billion on international airline tickets in 2025, marking a 32 percent increase year-on-year, driven largely by rising education-related …

Medical-related travel spending increased to $684.72 million in 2025 from $643.15 million in 2024, reflecting a 6.5 percent year-on-year rise driven by …

Africa: Foreign Education Spending in Nigeria Rises from $2.484 Billion in 2024 to $2.845 Billion in 2025 Up 14.5 Percent Year on …

The Chairman of the Cross River State Carnival Commission, Gabe Onah, has announced plans to digitise major components of Carnival Calabar as …

On a humid evening in Lagos, tourism stakeholders, cultural enthusiasts, diplomats, and government officials gathered at the Eko Hotel & Convention Centre …

As Carnival Calabar unveils its 2026 theme, “Rethinking Our Collective Destiny,” the President of the Federation of Tourism Associations of Nigeria says …

The Port Health Services of the Federal Ministry of Health has announced that, with immediate effect, all passengers arriving in Nigeria must …

The organiser of Akwaaba African Travel Market, Ikechi Uko, has described Carnival Calabar as one of Africa’s most powerful contemporary tourism brands, …

Despite growing interest in integrated transport systems, Nigeria continues to struggle with the development of a fully connected multimodal logistics network. Weak …