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ATHCON induction ceremony highlights need for strategic tourism partnership

The Guardian Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read

Hospitality and tourism industry leaders, policymakers, consultants, and professionals have underscored the need for professionalism, strategic partnerships, manpower development, and innovation as critical factors for the sustainable growth of Nigeria’s tourism and hospitality sector. The call was made during the

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