he one-day conference, scheduled for October at Radisson Blu, Ikeja, Lagos, will focus on the theme, “Nigerian Tourism Industry and the Nigerian Immigration Service Reforms”. ANJET said the choice of the theme was informed by the close link between immigration policies, visa access and the growth of international tourism.
October 25, (THEWILL) — Stakeholders in Nigeria’s tourism and hospitality industry have called for greater professionalism, certification, and stronger collaboration among players to drive sustainable growth and position the sector as a key contributor to the national economy.
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Speaking in an interview with Arise News, Awakan said Nigeria had an abundance of cultural, heritage and tourism stories that remained largely untold, stressing that effectively packaging and telling those stories could attract visitors and investment to destinations across the country.