Badagry Walking Tour created by Anago Osho

Community based Tourism is all encompassing. It is inclusive tourism and directly opens up opportunities to members of the community and it's a win win situation. According to Ambassador Anago Osho, Badagry Walking Tours brings the tourists directly to the people and the people to the visitors. That's the purpose of the special tour he created. It is not enough to visit the attractions. The objective is to curate unique experiences. That's what Badagry Walking Tour with Anago Osho Adventures represents.

Badagry Walking tours have created opportunities for visitors to come in contact with the locals and the result has been mutual understanding and the continuous interactions have helped the community stakeholders to appreciate their heritages and protect their Culture.

Walking tours promotes and exposes hidden landmarks that tourists and visitors to attractions hardly sight or are aware of in a Tourist destination like Baadagry.

Contact: +234(0)8037043233 anago.tourism@gmail.com for your tours in Nigeria and Benin Republic.

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