Nigeria
Accor: Expansion expected in Nigeria
The Accor group continues its conquest of English-speaking Africa. The continent's leading international group with nearly 180 establishments, mainly in North Africa and French-speaking countries, the hotelier has just signed a letter of intent with the pan-African investor Shoreline Group to develop a network of hotels in Nigeria. Concluded on the sidelines of the Africa Forward summit…
Africa: Ambitious growth for Hilton and Radisson
Radisson, which has just surpassed the 100 hotels opened or to come in Africa, Hilton, which plans to open more than 100 hotels to reach 180 establishments across the continent, Accor, which is solidifying its presence in Morocco: the African hotel industry has been at the heart of the news for major hotel groups in recent days...
Radisson: Africa at the heart of its priorities
It will soon be the group's new flagship in Morocco, the symbol of its strong ambitions in the country: the Radisson Casablanca Gauthier la Citadelle will soon open its doors in the Gauthier district, next to the Arab League Park and the Villa des Arts, and close to the corniche or...
IATA wants foreign airlines to leave Nigeria
For several months now, international airlines have been unable to recover the revenue from the sale of international tickets in Nigeria. The country, which is facing major financial difficulties, is confronted with a shortage of foreign currency. The country is thus blocking the conversion of the local currency, the Naira. But also...
Nigeria: exodus of companies and soaring fares
Nigeria is a rich country, very rich, at least on paper. It is Africa's largest oil producer. In 2021, according to OPEC, Nigeria was producing 1.38 million barrels of crude oil a day. In July 2022, production even reached 1.8 million barrels. But the country...
Emerging cities: one step further
More and more Chinese cities are appearing in AT Kearney's annual ranking of the development potential of major business cities. From just 7 out of 60 in 2008, they now number 27 out of the 130 cities surveyed by the consultancy firm. This compares with just 12 American cities. And yet, and this is...
Lagos: address book
HOTELS Radisson Blu Anchorage Hotel, Lagos, V.I. [tararama ids="84665,84667" auto="true" pause="4000"] A dream location by the sea for this luxurious establishment, whose spacious terrace overlooks Victoria Island. The 170 rooms are sublimated by the creativity of Swedish designer Christian Lundwall and offer beautiful workspaces and a particularly fast wi-fi connection. The...
Lagos: from slums to artificial islands
Situated on the edge of a lagoon, Lagos has always attracted a migrant population who have settled in shanty towns at the foot of the water, some of them veritable lakeside cities. A world light years away from the heart of business and commerce, namely the two small islands of Lagos and Victoria, where only the supermarkets and...
Lagos, a chaotic and conquering megacity
It has become the jewel in the crown of Africa's leading economy: renowned several years ago for its violence, Lagos is charting its course as the super megalopolis of the future, setting milestones in virtually every economic sector. To the extent that it has become an essential crossroads for all those who count in Africa, and for all those...
Nigeria: the promise of an African dream
Immense and chaotic. The city of Lagos alone illustrates all the potential, but also all the weaknesses, of Nigeria. According to the investment bank Renaissance Capital, the country, whose fortunes have been built on the hydrocarbon wealth of the Gulf of Guinea, will soon overtake South Africa as the world's leading economic power...



























