Travel Massive Presents “Lagos October Hangout” with Lola Akinmade Åkerström on Saturday
Travel Massive, Lagos Chapter, today announces its Special October Hangout Event, where innovators, change-makers, and entrepreneurs at the forefront of the travel and tourism industry will meet to create connections and share great ideas about the industry. Travel Massive is a global travel community that connects people in…
Cities To Explore This Christmas(Abuja)
So in the spirit of giving and doing stuff a little differently this Christmas, we are excited to be sharing with you, what cities to explore and why you should this Christmas. You can explore the city of Jos this Christmas. Here’s why you should also explore…
Nice Hotels To Stay in, During The Calabar Carnival
It’s definitely safe to say, ‘Welcome to December’. The festive season is here already, pretty much everyone is making holidays plans for the Christmas, places to see, new food to try out or new counties to explore, a city to travel to. There’s a lot…
4 Great Italian Restaurants In Abuja.
Selecting a good hotel to stay in Abuja is just one of the many steps towards having a good time in the city. Finding a great restaurant to eat comes next. It becomes a lot more convenient when you don’t have to leave your hotel…
Stuck In A Lagos Traffic? Check Out 6 Stuff To Do..
I stay in a city with a good road network, and a well developed, organized transport system. I barely experience what it’s like to be stuck in traffic, but when I do on rainy days and the roads are congested, the traffic lasts for…
Can’t Sleep On A Plane? Some Tricks.
You know, how our bed is our favorite pal, after a long day or on early mornings when we don’t want to get out of bed, or those nights in planes tossing and turning, trying to get the best position to sleep. Here’s some tricks…
6 Things I Love About Port Harcourt
I think of Port Harcourt as the snobby, classy part of the clique, the ajebutter one. When you think of Port Harcourt City, what do you love about it. Besides the insane traffic, over populated spaces and outrageous prices of food items, I love so…
Why Katchie Thinks Felabration 2017 was a Mess
Felabration is an annual music festival started in 1998 by Yeni Anikulapo–Kuti in memory and celebration of her father Fela Kuti, an Afrobeat musician and human rights activist. Felabration is a one-week-long event which is held annually at the New Afrika Shrine in Ikeja,…
Breaking Borders – A Late Lunch With Katchie
Katchie lives up to her name, she lives life free and rebellious, always wanting to redefine the status quo. Katchie is a Pan-Africanist travel blogger with a curiosity of the African continent, her people, cultures, music and her cuisine. She wanders across the African continent…
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