Nigeria Celebrates World Tourism Day 2025, Emphasizing Peace and Prosperity.
Nigeria marked World Tourism Day 2025 on September 27, emphasizing tourism as a tool for peace and economic growth. Uche Wilson Ugwu, Vice President of the Federation of Tourism Associations of Nigeria (FTAN), highlighted the role of tourism in fostering dialogue and unity.
He called for a renewed focus on leveraging tourism to promote peace and prosperity, particularly in the South East region. Ugwu stressed the potential of tourism to bridge divides and create economic opportunities.
He noted that while politics can divide, tourism has the power to unite people and promote shared prosperity. The event aimed to showcase Nigeria's tourism potential and its ability to contribute to peace and development.
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