Adamawa Unlocks Sukur Access, Wakanow Joins Akwaaba, and Lagos Gears Up for Cargo Talks

In today’s read;

  1. Fresh road opens Sukur World Heritage site to tourism
  2. Wakanow and Akwaaba team up for continental travel
  3. Lagos hosts CHINET air cargo conference

Adamawa’s Sukur Road Opens UNESCO Site for Event Tourism

Adamawa State in Nigeria has significantly improved access to the Sukur Cultural Landscape, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

A newly constructed 14-kilometer road now provides a modern and reliable route to this historically significant location.

The previous road conditions posed considerable challenges for residents, tourists, and visitors alike. This upgrade is expected to boost tourism and the local economy in Madagali and the wider Adamawa State region.

Local communities are enthusiastic about the positive impact this improved infrastructure will have on their lives and livelihoods.

Wakanow and Akwaaba Forge Lagos MICE Partnerships for Tourism Growth

Wakanow, a leading African travel technology company, is joining forces with Akwaaba African Travel Market.

This collaboration aims to boost tourism across the continent. The partnership will be showcased at the 21st Akwaaba event in Lagos this September. Akwaaba, West Africa’s largest travel exhibition, expects over 3,000 attendees.

The partnership leverages Wakanow’s expertise in travel technology. It provides a platform to highlight Africa’s tourism potential. This includes opportunities for networking, and increased intra-African travel. The event will feature various activities such as exhibitions, panel discussions and business meetings.

This collaboration signifies Wakanow’s ongoing dedication to simplifying travel and expanding tourism within Africa. The Akwaaba market offers a valuable chance to connect with key players in the industry and shape the future of West African travel and tourism.

Nigeria Air Cargo Optimisation Strengthens Lagos Event Infrastructure

The 5th annual CHINET Aviacargo Conference is coming to Lagos.

It will take place on September 16th, 2025, at the Eko Hotel and Suites.

This year’s focus is on how e-commerce is transforming African logistics.

Remi Jibodu, Chief Operating Officer of Bi-Courtney Aviation, will be a key speaker.

His presentation will address practical steps to improve Nigeria’s air cargo sector.

He will analyze infrastructure, regulatory hurdles, and operational issues.

His insights promise actionable strategies for strengthening the entire cargo value chain.

That’s it for today, thank you for reading.

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