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NATOP Unveils Nigeria Tourism Passport at WTM London

Charles Ajunwa The Nigerian Association of Tour Operators (NATOP) has unveiled the Nigeria Tourism Passport at the World Travel Market (WTM) London, as part of efforts to promote the country’s

The Nigerian Association of Tour Operators (NATOP) has introduced the Nigeria Tourism Passport at the World Travel Market (WTM) in London, as part of its strategy to promote Nigeria's tourism offerings and attract international visitors. This initiative was introduced during the third Global Launch organized by AITEC World, a prominent international tourism event.

Mrs. Bolaji Mustapha, the NATOP President, addressed the event and highlighted the passport as a strategic initiative to improve access to information about Nigeria's tourism destinations and foster growth and collaboration within the industry. According to Mustapha, the passport will serve as a practical guide and marketing tool, providing international visitors, tour operators, and investors with an overview of Nigeria's diverse attractions, including its culture, heritage, nature, festivals, and hospitality.

Mrs. Mustapha expressed gratitude to AITEC World for providing a platform to showcase Nigeria's tourism potential, strengthen international partnerships, and enhance the country's visibility in the global tourism market. She emphasized that the global gathering presents a unique opportunity for Nigeria to gain greater attention for its tourism offerings and establish itself as a competitive destination.

The NATOP President emphasized the association's commitment to fostering strategic partnerships to bolster Nigeria's standing in the international tourism market. NATOP, the umbrella organization representing tour operators in Nigeria, actively promotes the country as a preferred tourism destination through destination marketing, forming partnerships, and developing tourism products.

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