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UN Tourism set to visit Ekiti State for technical assessment mission
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UN Tourism set to visit Ekiti State for technical assessment mission

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August 15
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How CAVISTA Holdings is spearheading agro-tourism in Ekiti
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How CAVISTA Holdings is spearheading agro-tourism in Ekiti

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August 12
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New yam feast: Cultural funfare as Yenebebeli celebrates Uge Adiafa Atissa 2024
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New yam feast: Cultural funfare as Yenebebeli celebrates Uge Adiafa Atissa 2024

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August 12
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Ekiti information commissioner visits tourism bureau at EKIFEST ‘24, promises collaboration
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Ekiti information commissioner visits tourism bureau at EKIFEST ‘24, promises collaboration

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August 11
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Ekiti State registers tourism practitioners
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Ekiti State registers tourism practitioners

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August 8
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Ekiti State Government mandates hotels to register with Tourism Bureau within 14 days
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Ekiti State Government mandates hotels to register with Tourism Bureau within 14 days

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July 6
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Ojude Oba: The day after
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Ojude Oba: The day after

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June 22
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Nura Kangiwa’s transformative leadership at NIHOTOUR
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Nura Kangiwa’s transformative leadership at NIHOTOUR

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June 17
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Olukere visits Ekiti State Bureau of Tourism Development ahead of Olosunta Festival
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Olukere visits Ekiti State Bureau of Tourism Development ahead of Olosunta Festival

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June 12
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Transformative training unveils strategies for community-based tourism development
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Transformative training unveils strategies for community-based tourism development

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June 5
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