Visa applications and processing can be stressful and full of hassles sometimes for travel lovers and those looking a quick getaway destination. Travel can either be impulsive or a surprise trip could also be on the cards for a loved one and you might just be looking for a visa-free travel destination with your Nigerian passport.  Take a deep breath, sit back and keep scrolling – we’ve got a list of beautiful destinations absolutely visa-free for you to choose from.  Yeah, visa-free – no form filling, just grab your bags and let’s go!  Maldives Maldives; the Land of luxury and gems is open to Nigerians and a valid Nigerian passport holder can get a thirty-day free visa issued on arrival provided you have a valid return ticket out of Maldives. Cambodia Bordered by Thailand to the northwest, Laos to the northeast, Vietnam to the east and the Gulf of Thailand to the southwest; Cambodia offers electronic visas to Nigerians all by contacting the neare...

There are lot of reasons why people love to travel. Take a look at these 10 motivations; and see which ones ring true for you. Challenging yourself You might feel like you’re stuck in a rut in your daily life. Or you’re yearning for something exciting and different. You’re craving new experiences and new challenges. Travel is the ideal place to test yourself. It pushes people to their limits and gets them outside their comfort zone. You’ll discover how resourceful you are when you’re exposed to new places, people and experiences. Maybe it’s finding your way around a busy city. Or ordering a meal when you don’t speak the language. Or zip-lining. You’ll feel pride when you finish your trip successfully. Overcoming challenges will bring you joy and energy for future tests. You’ll realize how capable you are and build your confidence. Learning Learning is a strong reason why people love to travel.  They want to experience something unfamiliar and leave ...

Travelling alone could seem timid for a first-time traveler, especially when you haven’t been to a particular country before – you may easily worry about little things. Although travelling in a group could boost the fun, who said you can’t have all the dose of fun while travelling alone. In fact, there’s a whole lot to do when you travel alone as opposed to travelling in a group. So, why not travel alone? Here are fun tips outlined in no particular order that could help you get the most of your travel. 1. Start Your Day Early This seems far fetched for an average Nigerian because you know, ‘Nigerian time’ but as insignificant as it might seem, starting your day early is a great way to really explore and make the most of your trip. When you start your day early you get to be properly organized and conveniently tour around the city. 2. Do Things You Have Always Wanted To Do Don’t be hesitant to talk to that good looking fellow, or go to that particular spot you have always...

The heartbeat of Western Nigeria, Lagos remains one of the most iconic cities in Africa. A perfect mix of Nigerian culture and urban civilization. Talk of the Lagos party – the city offers real Nigerian energy, color and pure magic.  Lagos is for the adventurous at heart, the fun lover, a perfect escape destination for all and sundry. A city divided by cultures, yet bonded by the spirit of hustle. A city that never sleeps.  Shopping in the city can be as busy as the city itself. However, if you know your way through the nooks and cranny across the land, getting exciting things to shop for is just one glance through this piece. Shopping for Art Shopping for arts might look like is far fetched and only reserved for the super-rich. Let me blow your mind a bit, there is a lot of beautiful cheap art in the market for those looking to buy one just get ready to bargain. And guess the best place to buy art in Nigeria? Lagos is your best bet.  The Lekki a...

Nigeria is one of the most sought after tourism countries in the world. It is one of Africa’s most exuberant countries, rich in Nature,culture and traditional customs, an enjoyable stopover for tourists who loves romantic getaways and delicious cuisine. So surprising, we see thousands of visitors coming to Nigeria throughout the year. Here are the top five cities out of the 36 states in Nigeria where you can visit and experience the best of Nigeria: 1. Lagos The city of Lagos would always cast a magical spell on its visitors; it begins right from the moment you get to the city. There are literally ‘thousands’ of places that would catch your fancy when it comes to major attraction centers. Lagos is famous for its music scene and exploding arts and beckons on people who enjoy fashion, architecture, cuisine and social life. It has become a top destination for those who love the nightlife. There is virtually nothing you would wish for in tourism and relaxation fused with l...