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Federal Government Endorses Afikpo International Carnival to Boost Tourism
The Federal Government is partnering with organizers to include the maiden Afikpo International Carnival in the nationwide 'Dirty December' tourism calendar to drive economic growth and job creation.
Dubai Introduces Incentive Program for Residents Hosting Visitors
To revitalize the tourism sector, Dubai is offering residents over $800 in incentives for hosting friends and family through the end of October.
Akida Hills to Turn Jabi Lake Waterfront into Major Tourism Hub
Akida Hills is set to develop a major leisure and tourism destination at Jabi Lake in Abuja, featuring West Africa's first dancing musical fountain by December 2026.
Enugu State Government Authorizes Broad Infrastructure and Tourism Initiatives
The Enugu State Government has announced a series of massive development projects, including new housing estates, major road construction, and significant tourism initiatives like the Ovu Lake Golf Resort and a new cable car system.
The Economic Impact of the World Cup: Who Gains and Who Loses
An examination of the financial consequences of the expanded World Cup, highlighting how Fifa and advertisers profit while fans and host cities face economic challenges.
Top Asian nations offering simplified visa-free entry for African travelers
African travelers can benefit from expanded visa-free entry to several Asian destinations, though eligibility depends on specific bilateral agreements and passport nationality.
Saudi Arabia adjusts stance on LGBTQ travelers ahead of 2034 World Cup
Saudi Arabia is signaling a shift in its approach to LGBTQ visitors by allowing specialized travel tours as it prepares for the 2034 World Cup, though the nation remains socially conservative.
Keyamo Advocates Leveraging Miss World to Boost Nigeria’s Tourism Profile
Aviation Minister Festus Keyamo has called for the use of the Miss World platform to enhance Nigeria's global image and promote its tourism potential.
Residents of Isle of Skye Grapple with Campervan Tourism Issues
A surge in campervan tourism on the Isle of Skye has sparked complaints from residents over improper waste disposal and public urination, leading to calls for better infrastructure and adherence to access codes.
Japan Increases Visa Costs Fivefold in First Adjustment Since 1978
Japan has raised visa fees by five times the previous amount, the first such increase since 1978, citing inflation and the need to align with other G7 countries.