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JUMIA TRAVEL AND AFRO TOURISM REJUVENATE PARTNERSHIP TO PROMOTE PAN AFRICAN TOURISM

Jumia Travel (formerly known as Jovago), Africa’s largest online hotel booking portal has rejuvenated its partnership with Afro Tourism, Africa’s foremost travel and tourism promotion company. Afro Tourism...

Business9 years ago

Jovago Launches IOS App for Apple users

Africa’s largest online hotel booking portal, Jovago.com has officially launched its iOS App, as part of its drive to further transform the way travellers book hotels...

News10 years ago

For Nigerian Women: 8 things to throw out of your bag when travelling’

It is often said that the lady with the largest luggage in any airport is most certainly from Nigeria, and although it may not necessarily be true,...

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JUMIA TRAVEL AND AFRO TOURISM REJUVENATE PARTNERSHIP TO PROMOTE PAN AFRICAN TOURISM

Jovago Launches IOS App for Apple users

For Nigerian Women: 8 things to throw out of your bag when travelling’

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