Travel & Tourism

Abuja is set to host a 16-day “Groovy December” festival from December 15 to 31, 2025, aimed at boosting tourism and positioning the city as a cultural hub. The event, organized by the Emerging Abuja Projects under Chairman Imoh Ebong, was

The U.S. Department of State has officially revised its visa policy for Nigerian citizens. Effective immediately (July 8, 2025), most non‑immigrant and non‑diplomatic visas such as tourist (B‑2), business (B‑1), student (F, M), and exchange (J) visas, will now be issued as single‑entry permits

The Nigerian Christian Pilgrim Commission (NCPC) has announced that there would be no further pilgrimages to Israel until the Israel/Iran conflict is resolved. According to a statement on Tuesday in Abuja by the commission’s Deputy Director and Head of Media and

MAJORCA has now joined the growing list of cities – Barcelona, Venice, Lisbon, Ibiza, Tenerife, Amsterdam, and Paris – taking a dramatic stand against over-tourism. This island in Spain isn’t just whispering for change – it’s declaring war. With the shocking withdrawal

By Aminu Garko Gov. Abba Yusuf of Kano State, Amirul Hajj, has commended the state’s pilgrims for their uncommon orderly conduct during the ongoing Hajj exercise in Saudi Arabia. Yusuf spoke while addressing the pilgrims at Mina, where he also praised their

By Deji Abdulwahab The National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) says 25,075 Nigerian pilgrims have so far been transported to Makkah from Madina with their Nusuk cards. Alhaji Abdulkadri Oloyin, the Coordinator, Madina NAHCON Office, disclosed this while speaking with

Mr. Dare Odufowokan, Senior Special Assistant to the Governor of Ogun  on Public Communications addressing journalists at the 22nd NSF media Centre By Olayinka Owolewa The government  of Ogum state showcases its rich culture and tourism potential at the ongoing