Park Inn by Radission Abeokuta Launches Easter Promo

Park Inn by Radisson Abeokuta, a vibrant four star hotel, has launched a special Easter promotion that is aimed at rewarding its customers. The package, which include accommodation with complimentary breakfast for two, is set to give existing and new guests value for money as they relax, celebrate and enjoy the Easter holiday at Park Inn by Radisson Abeokuta, Ogun State, the management said in a statement.

In the words of the hotel’s General Manager, Mr. Kayode Aina, “Generally speaking, Nigerians are now more informed about travel and tourism perhaps as a result of the exposure to social media, conventional media and the liberal Visa Policies of the UAE. However, the positive impact of the awareness tilts more towards international travel than domestic travel within Nigeria.With the presence of international brands like Park Inn by Radisson and Radisson Blu in Nigeria, guests can now enjoy that same international luxury experience with an uncomplicated, relaxed homely environment.

"A work life balance with quality holiday time is proven to improve performance. Holidays are our lifeline to sanity, a chance to step away from our daily hustle and reconnect with the people we love. Relaxation through tourism is a great way of creating memorable experiences but regrettably, tourism is not a part of the Nigerian culture. “"As the Easter holiday approaches, Park Inn by Radisson Abeokuta, a vibrant four star hotel with an uncomplicated elegance of colourful ambience and professional service delivery is set to give all her customers a memorable Easter package themed: ‘Every Moment Matters with Us." he stated

Addressing the fallout of medical tourism in Nigeria, medical practitioners under the aegis of Doctor’s Forum said lack of world standard medical facilities, lack of trust and low political will has forced Nigerians to seek medical care abroad.

Speaking during the forum, the Chairman of the occasion Dr. Oluyomi Finnih said there exist qualified Nigerian doctors who can do exactly or even more than what foreign doctors do, adding that what was lacking was technical assistance.

Interventional Cardiologist and Medical Director, First Cardiology Consultant, Dr. Yemi Johnson said with the level of healthcare system in the country, it was obvious the government was not living up to expectations, adding that private investors are already coming to the rescue.

Johnson lamented that even government bureaucracy was not helping matters as well. “I came back to Nigeria because people do come abroad to see mediocre doctors and