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Abuja, Nigeria’s purpose-built capital, is known for hosting many of the nation’s most significant national and regional gatherings. Yet beyond the familiar rhythm of policy discussions and official meetings lies a quieter story, one of architecture, hospitality, culture, and the graceful interplay between Nigeria’s civic and military heritage.

The South - South Zone of the Federation of Tourism Associations of Nigeria is set for the inauguration of its new Executive Council scheduled to hold on November 17, 2025, in Port Harcourt, Rivers.

The African Travel Commission , Africa’s oldest pan-African non-profit travel and tourism organisation, has announced the Inaugural African Travel Commission Tourism Summit and Exhibition. The event will take place from February 11–12, 2026, at Eko Hotels & Suites, Nigeria.

I write to you as a patriotic Nigerian and a committed practitioner in the travel and tourism sector. This letter comes from a place of genuine concern and hope for our nation’s progress under your father’s leadership.

The newly appointed Director-General of the Nigerian Tourism Development Authority , Olayiwola Awakan, has assumed office at the Authority’s Headquarters in Abuja, pledging to usher in a new era of innovation, collaboration, and renewed commitment towards repositioning Nigeria’s tourism industry.