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Africa: Festivals Can Become Nigeria’s Biggest Tourism Revenue Driver, Says Travel Expert, Tinuke Nwakohu
by Atqnewsby AtqnewsNigeria’s festivals have the potential to become one of the country’s strongest tourism and economic growth engines if properly packaged, promoted, and supported by government and private-sector stakeholders, according to …
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Africa: From Durbar to Dambe: Lurwan Ishaq Urges Nigeria to Turn Cultural Festivals into Global Tourism Experiences
by Atqnewsby AtqnewsLurwan Ishaq Hadejia (Barrygraphy), northern Nigeria tourism promoter and tour guide has called for a shift from merely staging cultural festivals to creating immersive experiences that place visitors at the …
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Africa: Tinuke Nwakohu of Aviator Travels Says Festivals Could Become Nigeria’s Strongest Tourism Engine
by Atqnewsby AtqnewsAs conversations around Nigeria’s tourism future continue to evolve, one message from the Naija7Wonders Zoom Conference 3.0 stood out with remarkable clarity: Nigeria does not suffer from a lack of …
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Africa: Infrastructure, Security and Easier Visas Key to Unlocking Nigeria’s Festival Tourism Potential Says Tinuke Nwakohu
by Atqnewsby AtqnewsImproving infrastructure, strengthening security, simplifying visa processes, and enhancing visitor experiences are critical steps Nigeria must take to transform its festivals into globally competitive tourism attractions, according to Tinuke Nwakohu, …
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Africa: 365 Days of Culture: Wale Olapade Advocates Year-Round Festival Tourism Across Nigeria
by Atqnewsby AtqnewsNigeria’s vast cultural diversity and rich festival heritage could become the country’s next major economic frontier if properly structured, branded and marketed, tourism stakeholders have said. Delivering a thought-provoking presentation …










