TMT Travels and Tours Limited, led by CEO Ifeanyi Onukwubiri, has announced plans to increase its investment in Nigeria's economy as it celebrates 12 years of operation. The company aims to enhance its services for customers while emphasizing its commitment to customer satisfaction and integrity. Onukwubiri expressed aspirations for TMT to become Africa's leading travel agency and one of the largest globally, highlighting the significant milestones the company has achieved since its establishment. This renewed focus on investment comes at a time when the Nigerian travel sector is gaining traction, with companies like Travelwings and Wakanow also making strides in the industry.
In a related development, Nigeria's top travel brand, Travelwings, is collaborating with the Nigerian government to develop tourism and contribute to the nation's GDP. The company is focused on growing tourism in the region, which will not only boost the economy but also support infrastructure projects. Travelwings offers competitive pricing for airfare and land arrangements, making travel more accessible for Nigerians. Additionally, the company is helping students reach their dream universities globally, and as it expands, it will create job opportunities for young Nigerians.
Bayo Adedeji, the CEO of Wakanow Group, has revealed that the African travel and tourism market is projected to reach a revenue of $38 billion by 2028. He noted that Africa's share in the global travel demographic is only 2%, despite having about 19% of the world's population. Wakanow has launched a revamped storefront website and introduced a series of innovations to tap into the untapped potential of the African travel market. The company aims to empower individuals and businesses with innovative solutions that simplify their travel experiences and financial transactions. [e31e6a6f] [fdc1268b] [ac4c4641] [51e0bad4]