Lagos Faces Tourism Potential Loss Due to Dormant Master Plan, Lawmaker Warns

Lawmaker Solomon Bonu warned that Lagos State risks wasting its tourism potential due to an inactive master plan, hindering economic growth and visitor satisfaction. The state's tourism master plan, launched in July 2021, remains largely untouched, leading to concerns about revenue generation, infrastructure development, and long-term tourism product offerings.
Bonu emphasized the need for comprehensive policies to guide tourism activities and capture tourist movements effectively to avoid economic losses and ensure sustainable growth.
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