Travel & Hospitality
African Travel Market
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Akwaaba African Travel Market is an international travel, tourism, and hospitality event held annually in Lagos, Nigeria. It is the largest gathering of travel and tourism professionals in West Africa, aimed at businesses, investors, and governments.
The essentials
Event details
- Dates
- 13 September 2026 to 15 September 2026
- Location
- Eko Hotels & Suites, Lagos, Nigeria
- Organizer
- AKWAABA
- Expected attendance
- 293
- Industry
- Travel & Hospitality
- Website
- akwaabatravelmarket.com
- Agenda
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Agenda themes
Topics covered
- Travel & Tourism
On stage
Speakers
- Oba Adeyemi ObalenlegeHis Royal Highness The Olota Of Ota
- Lilly AjarovaSenior Presidential Advisor on Tourism, Uganda
- Sean MendisAviation Executive Fmr CEO Africa World Airlines
- Fabien AnthonyGlobal Career Entrepreneur
- Alain St.AngeFmr. Seychelles Minister of Tourism
- Aaron MunetsiCEO, Airlines Association of Southern Africa
- Carol I. HayTourism Expert
- Chike OgeahMD, Macfolly Hospitality Ltd
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Sponsors and partners
- African MEDICAL TOURISM Expo
- JollofRice WAR
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