Interview - Peter Ebalunode and his siblings, operate Randekhi Royal Hotel, Benin City, Edo State. As the Executive Director of Operations, alongside Queenel Ebalunode, the Executive Director of ...

As the first Radisson branded hotel outside of Lagos and Abuja, the Radisson Hotel Benin City will continue to reinforce the brand awareness in Nigeria. Radisson Hotel Group has revealed further ...

Lying somewhere in Badagry Lagos is this incredible resort which offers a combination of a beautiful scenery, unique cuisine, tall palm trees, chirping birds, interesting activities and a zoo.

Mr. Bert Fol, the Regional Director for Africa in a recent networking event with key Media in Nigeria, stated that as the largest economy of the African continent, Nigeria remains a key market for ...

Radisson Blu has opened its third hotel in Nigeria, and its second hotel in the country’s largest city, Lagos. Carlson Rezidor Hotel Group now has a portfolio of 85 hotels, and over 17,800 rooms in ...

Tony Elumelu, chairman, Heirs Holdings, left, and Rudi Jagersbacher, president, Hilton Worldwide Middle East & Africa, sign the management agreement Building on its successful years of partnership ...

Radisson Hotel Group continues its ambitious growth in Africa with the signing of seven new hotels, adding over 1,400 rooms to its African portfolio. The new hotels expand the Group’s brands, spanning ...

Photo Caption: Exterior aerial photo of Transcorp Hilton Abuja, a flagship property in Nigeria. Source: Transcorp Hotels. Nigeria’s Transcorp Hotels, one of Africa’s biggest hotel players, has posted ...

The General Manager, Glocient Hospitality Limited in Ekiti State, Lanre Balogun has said the untapped hospitality industry in the country holds huge potential for attracting foreign direct investment ...

Nigeria has by far the largest hotel pipeline in West Africa, with Lagos and Abuja leading the charge, Managing Director, W Hospitality Group, Trevor Ward, has said. Speaking ahead of the West African ...

Average hotel room rates in Lagos have climbed to a record N205,534, a sign of how quickly business and corporate travel is returning to Nigeria’s commercial capital, even as new hotel supply lags.