Emirates Will get African Journey Gold Award  as Nigeria launches “Tradition Meter Index”

As Nigeria rolls out its first ever “Tradition Meter Index”, Emirates has been honoured with the Journey Gold Award of Excellence for Connecting Africa to the World and in recognition of its excellent contribution to African tourism, commerce, and cultural change.

Earlier this 12 months, the airline expanded its collaboration with a number of African tourism authorities, together with Nigeria’s Ministry of Arts, Tradition, Tourism and the Inventive Economic system, to draw extra worldwide guests and place Nigeria as a number one vacation spot in Africa.

These partnerships assist Nigeria’s broader tourism improvement agenda, which goals to improve infrastructure, develop hospitality choices, and improve air connectivity between Nigeria and main international markets.

Paulos Legesse, Emirates Nation Supervisor for Nigeria who accepted the award on behalf of the airline, mentioned:“This award displays the belief and confidence Nigerian travellers place in Emirates. Our dedication goes far past working flights — we try to ship a seamless, world-class journey expertise at each touchpoint. From our onboard consolation to our hospitality on the bottom and our intensive international community, we goal to make each journey distinctive.

“Since launching operations in Nigeria, Emirates has proudly served as a gateway between Africa and Dubai, connecting Nigerian travellers not solely to the UAE however to greater than 150 locations worldwide. We stay dedicated to opening doorways for Nigerians in enterprise, leisure, training, and tradition via unmatched connectivity and repair excellence.”

The Africa Tourism & Inventive Economic system Expo (AFTCREE) was organised by Africultour Restricted, in partnership with Nigeria’s Federal Ministry of Arts, Tradition, Tourism and the Inventive Economic system, beneath the theme: “Optimising Africa’s Comparative and Aggressive Benefit for Accelerated Commerce and Financial Development.”

Chuks Akamadu, CEO of Africultour Restricted, applauded Emirates airline for elevating the usual of worldwide journey, championing regional tourism, and enjoying a pivotal position in connecting Africa to the world.

He pledged that AFTCREE will proceed to supply “a novel platform for African nations to leverage their cultural and inventive property to drive commerce, funding, and sustainable development.”

Emirates is the world’s largest worldwide airline, working a contemporary fleet consisting of Airbus A380s, A350s and Boeing 777s to over 150 locations throughout six continents. In Nigeria, Emirates operates each day flights between Dubai and Lagos, offering seamless connectivity to its international community and supporting tourism, commerce, and enterprise improvement throughout Africa.