Federal Ministry of Tourism

Nigeria offers a wide variety of tourist attractions such as extended and roomy rivers, beaches ideal for swimming as well as other water sports.
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We believe Nigeria is one of the most endowed nations of the world

The culture of Nigeria is shaped by Nigeria’s multiple ethnic groups, and a magical adventure of Africa’s heartbeat

TOURISM

Nigeria offers a rich diversity of tourism types, each with unique attractions and benefits

Events and Programs

22 – 24 July 2024
CAF67th Meeting of the UN Tourism Commission
VENUE:
Oct 2024
67th Meeting of the UN Tourism Commission for Africa (CAF) member state of the organization
VENUE:
October 2024
122 Session of UN Tourism Executive Council
VENUE: Colombia
27th Sept 2024
World Tourism Day
VENUE: Uyo, Akwa Ibom
13th – 15th Aug 2024
FMT Training of Private Sector
Training of private sector stakeholders under the 11th call COMCEC Project Funding
VENUE:
22 – 24 July 2024
CAFReview of the National Tourism Policy
Review of the National Tourism Policy for Nigeria in collaboration with the Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG)
VENUE:
19 – 21 Sept 2024
G20 4th Meeting of the Tourism Working Group
4th Meeting of the Tourism Working Group of the G20 and the meeting of the Minister of Tourism
VENUE:
5 – 7 Nov 2024
WTM World Travel Market
World Travel Market (WTM)
VENUE:
The Nigeria Tourism

Current highlights

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Lagos City ClusterDiscover the Vibrant Heartbeat of Nigeria

The Lagos City Cluster is the pulsating epicenter of Nigeria’s tourism, offering a dynamic blend of culture, commerce, and coastal allure. As the nation’s largest city, Lagos is a melting pot of diverse cultures and modern attractions. Explore the bustling markets of Balogun and Lekki, where you can find unique crafts and textiles.

Relax on the serene beaches of Tarkwa Bay and Elegushi, or dive into the vibrant nightlife that the city is famous for. Cultural enthusiasts can visit the National Museum, Freedom Park, and the iconic Nike Art Gallery. Lagos, with its cosmopolitan flair and energetic vibe, promises an unforgettable urban adventure.

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Abuja City ClusterExperience the Modern Marvel of Nigeria's Capital

The Abuja City Cluster is a testament to Nigeria’s modernity and progress. As the nation’s capital, Abuja boasts impressive architectural wonders and meticulously planned landscapes. Visit the awe-inspiring Aso Rock and the Nigerian National Mosque, and explore the diverse exhibits at the National Arts Theatre.

Millennium Park offers a green oasis in the heart of the city, perfect for relaxation and picnics. Abuja’s well-developed infrastructure and tranquil ambiance make it an ideal destination for both business and leisure travelers, showcasing Nigeria’s growth and potential.

Calabar City ClusterUncover the Cultural Gem of Eastern Nigeria

The Calabar City Cluster is a cultural haven known for its rich history and vibrant festivals. As the capital of Cross River State, Calabar is home to the famous Calabar Carnival, Africa’s biggest street party, which attracts thousands of visitors each year.

Explore the historical Slave Museum, and take a walk through the picturesque Calabar Marina Resort. The nearby Obudu Mountain Resort offers breathtaking views and adventure activities like hiking and cable car rides. Calabar’s warm hospitality and cultural depth invite you to experience the heart of Eastern Nigeria’s traditions and natural beauty.

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Kano City Cluster

Journey Through the Historical Heartland of Northern Nigeria

The Kano City Cluster offers a gateway to the rich history and culture of Northern Nigeria. Kano, one of the oldest cities in West Africa, is steeped in history with landmarks like the ancient Kano City Walls and the Emir’s Palace.

Yankari City Cluster

Embrace the Wild Beauty of Nigeria’s Natural Treasures

The Yankari City Cluster is a nature lover’s paradise, offering an immersive experience in Nigeria’s natural wonders. Centered around Yankari National Park in Bauchi State, this cluster is home to diverse wildlife, including elephants, baboons, and antelopes

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