In an effort to showcase Nigeria’s leading hospitality and tourism destinations, ATQNews and Seven Wonders of Nigeria have launched surveys to identify the Top 100 Hotels in Lagos and Nigeria. The Seven Wonders of Nigeria is hosted by Naija7Wonders. The survey also aims to rank top festivals, beaches, waterfalls, art galleries, and restaurants—both Nigerian and international—that are shaping Nigeria’s tourism industry.
To ensure broad participation, the research team has started distributing survey forms to various hotels in Lagos, with online forms being sent to hotels and tourism stakeholders across different states. For the Lagos survey, hotels must have a minimum of 30 rooms, while the nationwide survey requires hotels to have at least 100 rooms. The initiative seeks to recognize hotels that consistently deliver exceptional service and hospitality excellence.
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Over the years, ATQNews and Seven Wonders of Nigeria have conducted several surveys on Nigeria’s leading tourism destinations, ranking attractions and establishments that drive local and international tourism. This year, the focus is on identifying the best hotels while expanding the survey to include key cultural and leisure spots across the country. This survey comes ahead of the much-anticipated 21st Akwaaba African Travel Market, scheduled to take place from September 14-16, 2024, in Lagos. Akwaaba, recognized as West Africa’s Largest Travel and Tourism Expo, continues to serve as a strategic platform for networking, business development, and discussions shaping the future of Africa’s travel industry.
This year’s event promises to be bigger and better, featuring: 11th Wonders of Nigeria Expo; 5th Aviation & Cargo Conference (CHINET), a hub for aviation, cargo and logistics discussions; 4th African Medical Tourism Expo, exploring healthcare and wellness travel in Africa; 9th African Youth Tourism Bantaba, empowering the next generation of African tourism leaders; 7th Jollof Rice War, a friendly culinary battle celebrating Africa’s most famous dish and African Tourism Conference, which brings together experts to discuss the future of tourism on the continent.
With double the audience, unlimited networking, and endless business opportunities, the 21st edition of Akwaaba promises to be the biggest yet. Industry stakeholders, travel professionals, hoteliers, airlines, and government representatives will converge in Lagos to engage in high-level discussions, foster partnerships, and celebrate Africa’s growing influence in global tourism.
As the countdown begins, the ATQNews & Seven Wonders of Nigeria survey aims to capture insights from hospitality and tourism players, ensuring that the Top 100 Hotels and Attractions in Nigeria are recognized and celebrated.
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