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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
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
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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Jukanoo: The Bahamas National Festival Of African Roots
The Yuletide is a period set aside in several parts of the world for merriment. For the Bahamians, the New Year highlights the Jukanoo Festival. Originally an assertion of identity, today, this festival is a national event, attracting connecting nationals with their cultural heritage and attracting tourists from all over. Junkanoo festival is an […] More
Bonny FAM Tour
Goge Africa beams her lenses on the ancient Bonny Kingdom chronicling the early beginnings, her eco-tourism and cultural tourism potentials. More
Nigeria Horse Week Hold Huge Economic Opportunities for Equestrian Tourism
The horse is one of Nigeria’s elitist animal, eliciting reverence and conferring status on stable owners. Since its appearance on the Nigerian landscape, it has established a firm grip on the society across cultural, sports and leisure activities of Nigerians. From historic era, where they were instrumental to the ascendancy of different kingdoms – bringing […] 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
Tourism Stakeholders to Access #5Billion, Say’s Sterling Bank
Domestic tourism in Nigeria is on the verge of taking a leap. Investors and stakeholders who convened at a web conference organised by Goge Africa have indicated interests in developing the numerous tourism potentials of the country. Titled “Cross-Sectoral Collaboration for Tourism and Economic Development”, the founders of Goge Africa, Ambassadors Isaac and Nneka Moses […] More
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Rwanda Announces Reopening of Tourism
After three months of being locked out of the world, without a visit to the undulating hilly landscapes, an august visit to the mountain Gorillas in their natural habitat nor an experience of the rich cultural milieu of Rwanda; tourists should once again be giddy and enthusiastic to experience nature and culture, as Rwanda has […] More
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NCAC Adopts Innovative Cultural Tour
The recent disruption of economic activities occasioned by the global pandemic; Covid-19, has accelerated the swift adoption of virtual technology. Stakeholders in the travel and tourism industry have been consistent towards proffering innovative solutions geared towards combating the effects of travel restrictions while adapting to the new reality.In a recent development, the National Council for […] More
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Nigeria’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs Introduces New Travel Guidelines.
The Federal Government of Nigeria through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has instructed the withholding of travellers passports coming into Nigeria for a period of 14 days. This decision was arrived at after widespread consultations, in tandem with the directives of the Presidential Task Force on Covid-19. In a circular dispatched to all its missions, […] More
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