Some civil society groups, hotel and tourism companies, yesterday, in Abuja, rejected the recent increase in electricity, saying there was no justification for the increase.

To avert massive job loss in the hospitality and tourism industry, the Federation of Tourism Associations of Nigeria (FTAN) has appealed to the Federal Government for N150Billion intervention fund for its members.

Worried by the negative impacts of the Coronavirus pandemic in Nigeria’s hospitality and tourism sectors, the leadership of the Federation of Tourism Associations of Nigeria (FTAN)

The Federation of Tourism Associations of Nigeria (FTAN), has called on the Federal and state government in the country to expedite action in setting up a Tourism Advisory Council for Nigeria.

Globally, tourism has shown a steady increase over the last two or three decades, transforming the touristic activities into a real industry. The trend has also witnessed a continuous growth of interest in the way people spend their leisure time.

The Federation of Tourism Associations of Nigeria (FTAN) has once again charged President Muhammadu Buhari to delineate, prioritize and fund a new Federal Ministry of Tourism in Nigeria.

The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed, has said his ministry is partnering with the United Nations World Tourism Organisation...

After weeks of planning, the maiden edition of the National Transport and Tourism Summit (NTTS) was held recently at the International Conference Centre (ICC), Abuja. The well-attended event attracted...

Our focus is primarily to walk journalists and tour operators through the amazing historical and cultural sites in Southeast Nigeria, using well-researched sample itineraries that will appeal to both local and international tourists.

Various private sector players in the nation’s tourism industry recently paid a courtesy visit on the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed.

In July 2015, a few months after President Buhari was sworn in, he took a trip to Washington D.C at the invitation of then US President Barack Obama to discuss bilateral cooperation on Nigeria’s economy, corruption, and security.

If there’s any takeaway from the country’s current economic distress, it is the fact that both individuals and government are becoming creative, while grappling ...