As conversations around Nigeria’s tourism future continue to evolve, one message from the Naija7Wonders Zoom Conference 3.0 stood out with remarkable clarity:…
Improving infrastructure, strengthening security, simplifying visa processes, and enhancing visitor experiences are critical steps Nigeria must take to transform its festivals into…
Nigeria’s vast cultural diversity and rich festival heritage could become the country’s next major economic frontier if properly structured, branded and marketed,…
Nigeria’s tourism industry must adopt a coordinated national strategy for festival tourism if the country is to unlock the full economic potential…
Northern Nigeria tourism advocate and tour guide, Lurwan Ishaq Hadejia, popularly known as Barrygraphy, has called for urgent reforms in visa processing…
The Executive Director and CEO of the Katsina State History and Culture Bureau, Dr. Kabir Ali Masanawa, has called for stronger collaboration…
The Second Deputy President of the Federation of Tourism Associations of Nigeria (FTAN), Justina Ovat, has said Nigerian festivals risk losing their…
When conversations about tourism in Nigeria arise, the focus often gravitates toward infrastructure, funding, marketing campaigns, security, and visitor numbers. These are…
Documentary photographer and community-based tourism advocate Mfon Udoh has called for a major shift in how festivals are positioned within Nigeria’s tourism…
Documentary photographer and cultural heritage advocate Mfon Udoh has identified poor documentation and insecurity as two of the biggest obstacles preventing Nigeria…