Culture and Tourism

Project Tourism extends deadline of TOUR AFRICA LOTTERY

Published

11 months ago

June 23, 2024

Joel Ajayi

Owing to popular demand, Project Tourism, a collaboration between Linas International Limited and Nigerian Tourism Development Authority (NTDA) is pleased to announce the extension of the entry deadline of TOUR AFRICA LOTTERY in order to accommodate more plays.

Participants now have until August 18, 2024, to enter for a chance to win an unforgettable trip to Rwanda beginning with a tour of Abuja in Nigeria as take-off destination.

The TOUR AFRICA LOTTERY has garnered tremendous interest since its launch, with many eager to explore the stunning landscapes and vibrant culture of Nigeria and Rwanda. Extending the deadline ensures that more people can experience the beauty and hospitality of these destinations.

The Project Director of Tour Africa Lottery, Mr. Chuks Anyaduba said; “we are thrilled by the enthusiastic response to the Tour Africa Lottery and are excited to extend the entry period. This extension allows more people to participate and increase their chances of winning a-once-in-a-lifetime trip to Rwanda”.

“Each ticket purchased not only provides a chance to win but also supports local tourism initiatives and community development projects in Nigeria. We believe in the transformative power of tourism and are committed to supporting the communities and economies in the sector we promote”, he added.

Don’t miss your chance to be a part of this extraordinary opportunity. Visit www.tourafricalottery.com to purchase your lottery tickets and for more information about the Tour Africa Lottery.

Website is still open for playing.

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NTDA Strengthens Tourism Growth Through Partnership with African Travel Commission (ATC)

Published

2 weeks ago

May 19, 2025

The Gleamer

Joel Ajayi

The Nigerian Tourism Development Authority (NTDA) has taken a significant step toward advancing tourism development across the country by partnering with the African Travel Commission (ATC).

This strategic alliance was re-echoed during a recent meeting at the NTDA Headquarters in Abuja where ATC met with the Director Overseeing the Office of Director-General, Mr. Richard Ovie Esewhaye to discuss a unified approach aimed at boosting tourism.

The ATC delegation was Led by Dr. Lucky George, Executive Director of the ATC, who espoused the need to leverage our collective strengths to promote sustainable tourism growth and cultural exchange within Nigeria and indeed Africa.

In his response, the Director Overseeing the Office of Director-General observed that tourism development has been a cliche for a long time in Nigeria with past administrations paying lip service to the sector. He expressed commitment to effecting a paradigm shift towards practical tourism growth under the present administration.

As the NTDA and ATC plan to jointly develop campaigns that highlight the rich cultural heritage and emerging travel experience of Nigerians and Africans, a major stakeholder that will now be engaged is the travel press.

This was re-emphasised during the session with both parties in agreement that the essence was to pool resources and expertise in order to attract a broader international audience that will key into the new impetus engineered by NTDA and ATC.

In his closing statement, Mr. Esewhaye underscored the potential for this collaboration to create jobs and enhance infrastructure, stating, “This partnership is a testament to our shared vision of transforming Nigeria and Africa’s tourism landscape.”

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