By Reloaded News Lifestyle Desk
The Federal Government and tourism stakeholders are turning attention to Nigeria’s cultural diversity as a potential driver of economic activity in the tourism and creative sectors.
Stakeholders highlighted Nigeria’s festivals, traditional practices, landscapes and cultural experiences as resources that could attract domestic and international visitors.
The push comes as authorities and industry groups explore ways to expand the country’s tourism economy and create opportunities around cultural assets.
Nigeria’s tourism potential extends beyond major commercial centres, with festivals, historical sites, food, music, fashion and traditional arts forming part of the country’s cultural offering.
Stakeholders say stronger investment, infrastructure and promotion will be necessary to convert that diversity into sustained tourism activity.
