ATPN South West Region Set To Unveil Groundbreaking Tourism Initiative.
Emmanuel lkpeama
The Association of Tourism Practitioners of Nigeria (ATPN) South West Region is poised to launch a new initiative aimed at boosting tourism development in the region.
This decision was made during the monthly meeting of the South West Executive Council (SWEC) held on Sunday, August 17, 2025, attended by state chapters’ chairmen, the Chief of Staff, and the Secretary of the office of Vice President South West.
According to Hon. Apata Samson Nunayon, National Vice President of ATPN South West, the initiative will make tourism in the South West region more appealing.
“We are intentional, so we shall make tourism in the South West region more appealing.” Details of the initiative will be unveiled this Saturday, and stakeholders are eagerly anticipating the announcement.

According to our correspondent the specifics of the initiative will be unveiled this Saturday, generating significant interest among stakeholders as the initiative is expected to create new opportunities for growth and development in the region’s economy, aligning with the Nigerian government’s efforts to harness the country’s tourism potential.
Investigator news reports that by promoting tourism, the initiative will contribute to the region’s economic transformation and cultural preservation.
Investigator news gathered that the Association of Tourism Practitioners of Nigeria (ATPN) South West Region is committed to redefining the region’s tourism landscape through strategic collaboration, visionary leadership, and a unified approach to development.
By working with government agencies, industry professionals, and investors, ATPN aims to harmonize tourism policies and attract investment,deepen tourism participation at the grassroots level and make the region a preferred destination for local and international tourists
The launch of this initiative is expected to mark a new era for South West tourism, with renewed collaboration between industry stakeholders, policymakers, and development agencies.
