Nigeria is the global center of culture, according to Wanle Akinboboye, founder of La Campaign Tropicana, who made this claim on Tuesday.
The 66-year-old businessman highlighted in The Morning Brief why the growth of tourism should receive 99 percent of Nigerians’ efforts.
Our primary, secondary, and extended target audiences total about 250 million individuals.
“We are the proponents of all forms of entertainment, including movies and music. “It is evident that we are the global center of culture,” Akinboboye says.
Additionally, he mentioned the diaspora’s use of Nigerian tourism’s influence.
“We can actually start on the primary target market audience, which consists of approximately 120 million people in Brazil, over 35 million in the Caribbean, and 1.5 billion people on the continent,” he stated.
Nigeria benefits much from tourism in terms of regional development, job creation, economic expansion, and cultural preservation.
Regarding whether some Nigerian tourist destinations should be turned over to the commercial sector in order to generate income, Tomiwa stated,
“The industry’s longevity should be the main focus. Since individuals are often predisposed toward prosperity, the government should concentrate primarily on promoting and fostering tourism-related prosperity.
