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What’s Next for Travel? 5 Key Industry Changes to Expect in 2025

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The travel industry is constantly evolving, and 2025 promises to bring exciting trends and changes that will shape how we explore the world. As travelers’ preferences and global dynamics continue to shift, it’s essential to stay informed about what’s on the horizon. Whether you’re a seasoned globetrotter or planning your first big trip, here are five key things to expect from the travel industry in 2025:   1. Personalized Travel Experiences In 2025, personalization will take center stage in the travel industry. With advancements in technology and data analytics, travel agencies and platforms can craft bespoke itineraries tailored to individual preferences. From suggesting unique destinations to curating activities based on your past travel history, expect a highly personalized approach. Travelers will enjoy seamless experiences where every detail—from accommodations to excursions—aligns perfectly with their interests and lifestyle.   2. Sustainable Travel Will Domina...
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IRCC Revokes SDS and NSE Programmes and Benefits

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Canada, being one of the top destinations for work and travel amongst international students, has experienced a major increase in temporary residents due to the annual influx of international students and temporary foreign workers.  In a bid to control the alarmingly  high rate of immigration, IRCC has recently implemented stringent measures and policies including ending the 10- year multiple visa entry, increasing the cost of living for international students and imposing procedures for verification of acceptance letters into Canadian universities. In most recent events, IRCC as published on their official website, had officially ended the Student Direct Stream (SDS) and Nigeria Student Express (NSE) programmes on November 8th, 2024. This move was aimed to improve fairness and in the integrity of the Canadian immigration system. This would also help to curb the vulnerabilities in its system such as fraud and exploitation.  All prospective international students are now e...
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Are you a travel professional in Akwa Ibom or Cross Rivers States?

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Come and experience Akwa Ibom and Cross River delicacies at the NANTA Eastern Zone meeting  Date: 27th  - 28th September 2024 Venue: Roshmohr Gold Hotel. Uyo For Enquires & Participation contact 09065000600 #nanta #nataeasternzone #nantaeasternzonemeeting #worldtourisimday #akwaibom #crossriver #uyo #calabar #tourisim #travels
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National Association of Nigeria Travel Agencies Eastern Meeting

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Akwa Ibom/Cross River Chapters of the National Association of Nigeria Travel Agencies(NANTA)Will  host Eastern Meeting with Theme: Tourisim A drive for peace and wealth creation Date: 26th to 28th September at Uyo  #nanta #nataeasternzone #nantaeasternzonemeeting #worldtourisimday #akwaibom #crossriver #uyo #calabar #tourisim #travels
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Unlocking the Riches of Akwa Ibom State:

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 A Prime Investment Destination in Tourism Nestled in the heart of Nigeria's South-South region, Akwa Ibom State stands as a hidden gem, waiting to be discovered by avid travelers and savvy investors alike. Boasting a unique blend of natural wonders, cultural richness, and warm hospitality, Akwa Ibom has emerged as a promising hub for tourism. This article explores the untapped potential of Akwa Ibom State's tourism sector and delves into the myriad reasons why investing in this vibrant region is a strategic move. NATURAL WONDERS 💠Breathtaking Landscapes: Akwa Ibom is blessed with a diverse topography that includes pristine beaches, lush rainforests, and picturesque hills. The Ibeno Beach, one of the longest sand beaches in West Africa, and the captivating Afi Mountain Wildlife Sanctuary showcase the state's natural beauty, making it a haven for eco-tourism. 💠Unique Biodiversity: The state's diverse ecosystems are home to a wide array of flora and fauna, s...
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FACTS ABOUT LAGOS, NIGERIA🇳🇬

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1. It has the Tallest Building in West Africa, NECOM house towers (160m).  2. The Third Mainland Bridge is the 2nd longest bridge in Africa (11.8km) 3. Lagos Handles 80% of the Nigeria’s Imports.  4. Lagos was called Eko before colonisation.  5. Lagos was the capital city of Nigeria from 1914 until 1991. 6. Lagos is the capital of African entertainment. 7. Lagos would be the 5th largest economy in Africa if it was a country 8. Lagos is the smallest state in Nigeria but most populous. 9. 60% of Nigeria’s🇳🇬 energy is consumed by Lagosians.
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