Ade-John said this at the Anambra Picnic, Funfair organize to boost creative economy in the state.
Ade-John, represented by the Executive Director, Tourism Volunteers Network, Amb. Phil Robert, described Anambra as a hidden hub blessed with diverse range of tourism attractions, capable of attracting visitors around the world.
She said the historical land, cultural heritage, natural beauty and breath taking landscapes were very attractive.
The minister said that Soludo strives to boosts creative economy through massive developments to promote tourism industry in the state was commendable.
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“Enhancing the creative economy by extensively developing captivating tourist sites like: the Solution Fun City, Agulu Lake Leisure Park, Solution Neighborhood Leisure Park, amongst others.
“Your efforts have been instrumental in showcasing the state’s amazing tourist attractions and vibrant landscapes.
“This program just reveals the state’s unique attractions and the hospitality of the people as unique,” she said.
Earlier, Soludo said the well harnessed tourism potential in the state would not only increase the state internally generated revenue but would provide the people with renewed hope of living.
Soludo represented by the Commissioner for Culture, Entertainment and Tourism, Mr Don Onyenji, said his administration was determined to give a facelift to tourism industry in the state.
Soludo said that promoting culture, entertainment and tourism sites in the state was a core area for the government which aimed at ensuring better living for the people.
The Head of Tourism Department of the Ministry, Mrs. Chioma Afuba, noted that tourist sites in the state were remarkable sites for relaxation and sightseeing.
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She urged investors to take part in the state’s development and encouraged both local and international tourists to explore Anambra State’s magnificent attractions, highlighting the state’s exceptional hospitality.
Mr Mike Ozoemena, Managing Director, Anambra State Waste Management Authority (ASWAMA), promised a better environmental look to all tourism sites to enrich potential in the state.
NAN reports that the events attracted Awka South Local Government Chairman, Prince Okafor; former State House of Assembly Member, Chief Chinedu Obiegwe; Directors and Staff of the Ministry of Culture, Entertainment and Tourism.
