By Taiye Olayemi
The Association of Tourism Practitioners of Nigeria (ATPN) has pledged to help the Federation of Tourism Associations of Nigeria (FTAN) in internet hosting the second version of the Odua Festival.
The occasion is scheduled to happen in June.
Adetunji Fadina, President of ATPN, made this dedication when Mr Tunde Kolade, South-West Vice President of FTAN, paid him a go to in Lagos on Saturday.
The Odua Festival is a cultural extravaganza that celebrates the wealthy heritage of the Yoruba folks, aiming to place the South-West area as a key vacation spot for cultural tourism.
Fadina emphasised the significance of collaboration throughout all associations beneath FTAN, calling for a united entrance.
He acknowledged: “Our business is richly blessed, however to totally harness its potential, we should work collectively as a staff.
“ATPN is giving its full support to the hosting of the Odua Festival this year.”
Fadina urged all stakeholders within the tourism and hospitality sectors to come back collectively in help of the nationwide physique.
“The time for fragmented efforts is behind us, and it’s essential we work collectively to drive growth and success in these industries,” he stated.
Earlier, Kolade had urged ATPN to throw their full weight behind the internet hosting of the Odua Festival, with the purpose of constructing the second version a powerful success.
He expressed confidence in Fadina’s management and dedication to work, reiterating the necessity for cooperation amongst associations to make the competition a real cultural beacon of the nation.
Kolade described Fadina as a passionate advocate for collective progress within the business, therefore the necessity for his help.
“The Odua Festival is a treasured cultural event that showcases the rich traditions and customs of our people, meant to boost tourism activities in the region,” he stated.
Kolade urged all associations beneath FTAN to mobilise sources and concepts for the competition’s success.