Nigerian travel agents are in Ghana for a seven-day retreat and familiarisation tour aimed at strengthening tourism partnerships between Nigeria and Ghana. The initiative is led by the National Association of Nigerian Travel Agencies and is hosted by Safari World. During the visit, members are expected to engage in discussions and activities intended to promote Nigerian travel brands in Ghana and encourage greater cross-border travel between the two countries. The tour is also presented as part of broader efforts to support the implementation of tourism policies across West Africa, linking regional stakeholders and travel operators. According to reports, the programme brings together association members and focuses on collaboration that could improve tourism networks and business opportunities. The visit is therefore framed as both a promotional exercise—highlighting Nigerian travel offerings to audiences in Ghana—and a policy-oriented effort to strengthen coordination among tourism stakeholders in the sub-region. The Ghana visit follows the association’s stated goal of enhancing regional partnerships and improving tourism flows between Nigeria and Ghana.