The Federation of Tourism Associations of Nigeria, FTAN has set the machinery in motion for its non elective Annual General Meeting, AGM, in Abuja on...
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… Calls on Tourism Minister, FTAN, to investigate Kangiwa’s action The Association of Nigerian Journalists and Writers of Tourism (ANJET), has dissociated itself from the purported training of some travel journalists by the National Institute of Hospitality and Tourism (NIHOTOUR) in Lagos recently. This is as it also carpeted the Director General of NIHOTOUR, Alhaji Nura Sani Kangiwa, for engaging in an act meant to mislead the Tourism Minister, tourism operators, Nigerian public, and discredit ANJET. It noted that one Mr. John Omololu, who is said to the President of the purported travel journalists group, is not a member of […]
The Federation of Tourism Associations of Nigeria, FTAN has set the machinery in motion for its non elective Annual General Meeting, AGM, in Abuja on...
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