Olubadan Visits the National Institute for Hospitality and Tourism, Affirms Role of Traditional Institutions in Tourism Development

Olubadan Visits the National Institute for Hospitality and Tourism, Affirms Role of Traditional Institutions in Tourism Development






Abuja, Nigeria

His Imperial Majesty, Rashidi Adewolu Ladoja, CFR, the Olubadan of Ibadanland (Arusa I), paid a royal courtesy visit to the National Institute for Hospitality and Tourism, where he was warmly received by Aare (Dr.) Abisoye Fagade, FIMC, Director-General and Chief Executive Officer of NIHOTOUR, coinciding with the Director-General’s birthday on March 10.

The visit created a moment of honour and reflection within the Institute, bringing together the dignity of traditional leadership and the responsibility of national institutions working to strengthen Nigeria’s hospitality, tourism, and cultural heritage sectors. It also added a personal note of celebration for the Director-General, as staff and stakeholders marked both the royal visit and his special day.

His Imperial Majesty’s presence reflected the enduring role of traditional institutions as custodians of culture and heritage and their importance in supporting national efforts aimed at advancing tourism development and cultural preservation across the country.

Receiving the revered monarch, the Director-General expressed sincere appreciation for the royal visit, describing it as a profound honour for the Institute and a meaningful reminder of the shared responsibility between cultural leadership and national institutions in shaping Nigeria’s tourism future.

He noted that Nigeria’s cultural identity, traditions, and heritage remain powerful assets within the global tourism landscape, adding that collaboration between traditional institutions and government agencies continues to play an essential role in promoting authentic cultural experiences, strengthening hospitality standards, and expanding opportunities within the tourism ecosystem.

The visit offered a moment of reflection, celebration, and shared commitment to advancing Nigeria’s tourism ecosystem. It also highlighted the important role cultural custodians continue to play in supporting national institutions tasked with preserving heritage and promoting excellence within the hospitality and tourism industries.

The National Institute for Hospitality and Tourism remains committed to building strong partnerships that elevate professional standards, preserve Nigeria’s cultural heritage, and expand opportunities within the tourism sector in alignment with the Renewed Hope Agenda of Bola Ahmed Tinubu, President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, GCFR, which prioritizes economic growth, cultural promotion, and the development of tourism as a key driver of national prosperity.

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