Travel & Tourism

Tailored for management-level professionals in the tourism and hospitality sector, the National Institute for Hospitality and Tourism (NIHOTOUR), and Hospitality and Tourism Management Association of Nigeria (HATMAN), have concluded arrangements to jointly host the 2024 edition of Tourism and Hospitality Management Workshop.

A time was when the Lagos-London route competition had Nigeria Airways and its British counterpart. It was a feisty battle, not between the national carriers, but between two sovereign countries. That was in the 90s.

Carloha Nigeria has announced the upcoming display of Chery Automobile's latest models from yesterday to April 14, 2024.

The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) said it has well-trained medical personnel and equipped medical cubicles to attend to any emergency health challenges of esteemed passengers on board a train.

The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Lagos State Sector Command, said the command has recorded a notable decline in road crashes, fatalities, and severity, with incidents involving tanker trucks witnessing a significant reduction.

The Transformative Transport Services Design Initiative, a collaborative effort of scholars, practitioners and policymakers, has announced a ground-breaking research shedding light on the electric vehicle (EV) landscape in Nigeria.

Nigeria's biggest culinary festival that brings together millions of people within and across the country, the GTCO Food and Drink Festival is set for its 7th edition.

The Lagos State Government Ministry of Tourism, Art and Culture joined the globe in the commemoration of the 2024 World Theatre Day (WTD), spotlighting Lagos as a melting pot for every culture under the thematic preoccupation of ‘Theatre and A Culture of Peace’.

The significant increase in truck haulage rates from Eastern seaports to various destinations across Nigeria has drawn sharp criticism from freight forwarders and shippers.

To enhance operational efficiency and streamline trade activities, the West Africa Container Terminal (WACT) has inaugurated a new four-lane in-gate facility at Onne Port, Rivers State.

Nigeria seafarers have found themselves at a significant disadvantage position in securing employment on foreign vessels, primarily due to the Federal Government’s failure to establish Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with shipping maritime nations.

To combat pollution in waterways and ports, APM Terminals Apapa has embarked on an innovative recycling initiative, focusing on the reuse of used lubricants and the repurposing of discarded Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), such as boiler suits and reflective jackets.