A surprise early morning raid by Tourism department officers and the police yesterday revealed that 13 lodges in Gaborone, among them two popular lodges, have been operating illegally.

The Lagos State House of Assembly, yesterday, pardoned the state Commissioner for Tourism and Inter-Governmental Affairs, Senator Tokunbo Afikuyomi, after tendering his apology over his failure to submit the relevant documents on the current Sunborn Yacht Hotel controversy early.

We Are Yet Again Entering Into Another Tourist Season. As Usual, Hotels Are Bracing Up to Ensure That They Attract a Pool of Visitors Into the Country. the Ministry of Tourism is Also Exhausting All Efforts to Ensure That the

The institute of Travel and Tourism, (ITT) last Saturday, held its second career guidance day anniversary at the institutions hall in Pipeline.

If there was one more needed proof that government is a bad business manager, it is shown in the poor state of the nation's airports, which from inception, have been under the management of the Federal Government.

EgyptAir Tourism, otherwise known as "Karnak," recently bagged the prestigious Africa Travel Award as the Best Tour Operator in Africa. The Award was presented to the airline during the 5th Akwaaba African Travel Market Exhibition organised by Africa Travel Quarterly

Obudu has increasingly become popular among tourists and event planners from all around Nigeria. Though, local travel companies are yet to fully respond to this phenomenon by increasing the range of services they offer, which could help Nigeria's best kept

South African hotel chain, the Legacy Hotels & Resorts, is set to register its presence in Nigeria with the opening of The Wheatbaker, Lagos, scheduled for June, next year.

World Travel Awards has pledged its support for Just a Drop charity and its bid to provide clean and safe water where it is urgently needed.

Anyone who is paying careful attention to the media cannot help but note that throughout the world, scientists and doctors alike are warning us about the potential for a world pandemic.

The Murtala Mohammed Airport Two (MMA2) was yesterday thrown into confusion as part of the terminal building was consumed by fire.

Chief Executive Officer of Nigerian Eagle Airlines, Captain Dapo Olumide has been adjudged "Airline CEO of the Year 2009" by two different institutions - Nigerian Aviation Awards (NIGAV) and Akwaaba African Travel Market (AfTM) that recognises outstanding performance by individuals