Nigeria’s extensive coastline, inland waterways and rich cultural heritage provide a strong foundation for the development of a world-class aqua tourism industry. To this end, Chairman Bras Marine & Yacht Services, Prince Yomi Sonuga, has been championing the call to make Nigeria an aqua-tourism destination through greater investment in boating safety, modern marine infrastructure, navigation technology and recreational boating culture, which will be critical to unlocking the country’s vast aquatic potential and positioning it as Africa’s next global maritime tourism hub. Chiemelie Ezeobi reports
Undoubtedly, Nigeria has the potential to become Africa’s next global aqua tourism destination if stakeholders invest in boating safety, modern marine infrastructure, navigation systems and world-class recreational experiences.
Re-echoing this sentiment recently was the Chairman of Bras Marine, Prince Yomi Sonuga, who during a media tour of notable beach resorts in Lagos, said the country’s vast coastline, inland waterways and vibrant cultural heritage provide a strong foundation for a thriving maritime tourism industry capable of competing with leading global destinations.
Sharing his thoughts on what can help Nigeria become a leading aqua tourism destination considering the immense potentials the country has in this regard, he said ‘’For decades, the world’s leading aqua-tourism destinations have transformed their coastlines, waterways, and maritime cultures into powerful economic engines.
