Tags: Jumia Travel

Jumia Travel Expands to New Destinations

One of Africa’s leading online travel agency, Jumia Travel, has announced more properties, hitting 300,000 hotels across the world and 30,000 in Africa. Jumia Travel is further solidifying its global presence in the hotel, travel, and tourism ecosystem, unveiling new continental and international destinations. The company has registered an inventory of more than 30,000 hotels…

Jumia Travel Seeks Big Data To Better Travellers’ Experience

Vice President of Jumia Travel Nigeria, Omolara Adagunodo, has stated that harnessing big data properly and improving emotional intelligence will help to personalize the African traveller’s experience through technology. She made the remark at one of the panel discussions hosted by Afro Tourism at this year’s Social Media Week in Lagos. She pointed out that…

Jumia Travel Launches ‘Dream Deals’

Following the remarkable 2016 Black Friday campaign that beat all-times sales record of + 30% gross bookings a day, Jumia Travel is back in the deals business with a new campaign dubbed “Travel Wednesday” running every Wednesday on the company’s official website. The promotions, also called “Dream Deals” consist of great discounts on top hotels…

Jumia Travel Launches New Web Extranet For Hotel Managers

Jumia Travel, Africa’s leading online hotel-booking company, has officially launched the web version of the Extranet App, an application that aims to give more flexibility and independence to hotel managers. Jumia Travel is seeking to further empower its hotel partners across all markets with top-notch technology by unveiling the Web Extranet, a web version of…

Why Recession Will Grow Nigeria’s Travel & Hospitality Industry, By Olukayode Kolawole

The International Monetary Funds, IMF, predicted in 2015 that Nigeria’s economy will slide into a recession in 2016 by 1.8 per cent. The forecast indicated that our economy will grow at a much slower pace than South Africa’s. Months after the prediction, truly Nigeria slipped into a recession. Everywhere around the world, recession is one…

Boosting Local & International Patronage for Indigenous Tourist Sites Through Entertainment Industry, By Olukayode Kolawole

The Nigerian entertainment industry is growing at an unstoppable rate. We unarguably have the best talents in the whole of Africa; limiting us to the shores of Nigeria is a disservice. In no time, our entertainers will start earning as much as – if not more than – their counterparts in developed countries. At least,…

Tourism Might Overtake Oil Industry By 2021—Jumia Travel MD

Nigeria’s tourism and hospitality industry might overtake the downstream sector by 2021 if the recently launched African Union (AU) passport is adopted by the country’s legislators. This is according to Kushal Dutta, the managing director of Africa’s number one hotel booking portal Jumia Travel Nigeria, who further said the Pan-African Passport will allow free movement…