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Destination West Africa Project: Cote d’Ivoire
The name Côte D’Ivoire came from the country’s trade in elephant tusks, or ivory over 100 years ago. The country’s true beauty can be felt on a tour of Comoé National Park, the largest protected area in West Africa, which boasts of the most biodiverse savannah in the world. More
Destination West Africa Project: Togo
Togo, a French-speaking nation on the Gulf of Guinea, famed for its palm-lined beaches and hilltop villages, is a melting point for tourists. With a population of about 8,608,444 people, and about 40 different ethnic groups, this West African nation beckons. More
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Destination West Africa Project
The gap in local tourism movement, inter-connectivity, trade and investment within the West African sub-region spurred our strategic collaboration with Tourism stakeholders to change the narrative using Destination West Africa Project. More
Destination West Africa Project: Ghana
Destination West Africa beckons you to Africa’s gold coast, to the exotic and culture rich country of Ghana! Explore the confluence of a rich cultural heritage,a well preserved history, an all-year round tropical climate and lots of unexplored economic activities and investment opportunities More
Destination West Africa Project: Benin Repubic
Soak in the warmth and hospitality of the people, experience the culture, spot the big games along the jagged terrains of the national parks, take a journey through history along the coast, the beautiful coast of West Africa and discover the hidden economic gems of the Republic of Benin. More
Destination West Africa Project
We have identified the gap in local tourism movement within the West African sub-region hence our strategic collaboration with our partners and Tourism stakeholder to change the narrative using Destination West Africa Project. More
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Goge Africa and Partners to Launch Destination West Africa Project
Intra Africa travel and tourism has had its challenges bordering from lack of awareness of its destinations, to barriers that impede air travel. This has further been exacerbated in a post pandemic era. Having identified the gaps in domesticating Intra-Africa tourism, Goge Africa and it’s partners have come together to launch the Destination West Africa […] More
Lagos State Government to Partner Goge Africa on Tourism Training
The Lagos State Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture, has shown interest to partner Goge Africa in the capacity building of tourism entrepreneurs. This revelation was made by the Commissioner for Tourism, Arts and Culture, Pharm. Mrs Uzamat Akinbile-Yusuf at the official presentation of certificates to the state nominee at the recently concluded tourism training, […] More
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Re-Creating Rivers State Economy Through Tourism
Against the backdrop of unending negative news coming out of Rivers State, Vanessa Obioha reports that creative consultant, Yibo Koko, who superintends the carefully-structured Rivers State Tourism Development Agency(RSTDA) as Director General and Chief Executive Officer by the Governor Nyesom Wike administration is pushing for a N100-billion grand scheme that is set to change the narrative, using culture […] More
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National Theatre To Get A Face-lift
The Federal Government of Nigeria has officially handed over the National Arts Theatre complex at Iganmu Lagos to the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and Bankers Committee, to renovate, modernize and upgrade the facility. It is indeed a new dawn for the tourism and entertainment industry as this national heritage is set to get a […] More
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Homowo Festival: A Union of the Living and their Ancestors
Festivals in traditional African communities are filled with lots of funfair. Mostly organized according to traditional calendars, they have over the years served as a means of bonding and reinforcing communal living, fostering kinship relations and camaraderie among friends. Notwithstanding the influence of Westernization penetrating African societies, the practice of festival gathering has remained, drawing […] More
Badagry: An Interaction With Nature and History
Located in the bustling city of Lagos, the coastal town of Badagry is a shift away from the ostentatious show that Lagos presents. Occupying the fringes of the border between Nigeria and Benin Republic, this historical town is predominantly occupied by the Egun people, and has attained the status of Nigeria’s choicest tourism destination. Notable […] More
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