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WTM: Nigeria displayed unified front as tourism leaders push for private-sector collaboration, investors’ reforms
In a notable departure from past international outings, Nigeria’s presence at the just-concluded World Travel Market (WTM) has drawn praise for showcasing a genuine, unified national identity through a rare, hands-on partnership between the government and the private sector. Susan Akporiaye, a prominent tourism stakeholder and former President of the National Association of Nigeria Travel Agencies (NANTA), the umbrella body for all licensed travel agents and tour operators in Nigeria, spoke on the sidelines of the…
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