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Doing Business in Africa Tour

Join an immersive 3-day experience for business owners, founders, and investors looking to expand into Nigeria and explore the opportunities in Africa's largest market

June 23 - 25 | Lagos, Nigeria

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Discover the Future of Business in Africa

Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy and innovation hub, offers unparalleled opportunities for growth and investment. We'll take you on an exclusive business exploration trip for entrepreneurs and investors looking to do business in the region.

From connecting with key stakeholders to gaining actionable insights into the Nigerian market, this trip is your ultimate guide to navigating and thriving in one of the world’s most dynamic economies.

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What You’ll Experience

Curated Itinerary

A well-planned agenda featuring:

Meetings with government officials, industry leaders, and potential collaborators.
Tours of thriving business hubs and innovative ecosystems.
Networking events with local and international stakeholders.

Business Support

Visa Processing: Seamless support to secure your travel documents.
Business Registration: Guidance to set up your operations in Nigeria.
Market Insights: Expert advice on navigating the Nigerian and broader African markets.

Cultural Immersion

Experience Nigeria’s rich heritage and culture through curated tours, local cuisine, and community engagements.

Itana opened my eyes to Africa’s untapped talent. Partnering with Itana has made

Alpha more competitive and efficient, and positioned us for sustainable growth.

It’s one of the smartest moves we’ve made.

Bradford Cross

Founder & CEO, Alpha City

Why Join The Tour?

Unparalleled Access: Connect with regulators, founders, and operators; the people shaping Nigeria’s business landscape, and influencing policies across Africa.

Tailored Opportunities: Explore partnerships and investment avenues aligned with your goals.

Expert Support: Enjoy end-to-end assistance from Itana, the trusted partner for doing business in Africa.

Market Entry Strategy: Get expert guidance on entering the African market with dedicated business advisory sessions.

Who Should Attend?

This tour is designed for:

Founders considering African expansion

Investors evaluating exposure to African markets

Enterprise leaders exploring partnerships

Diaspora founders building cross-border businesses

WHAT'S IN STORE?

Tour Itinerary

DAY 1

Tuesday, June 23

Welcome & Networking

Kickstart the tour with introductions and an exclusive business roundtable.

Strategic Roundtable

Insights from key business figures over a networking lunch.

Cultural Immersion

A guided visit to the John Randal Centre for Yoruba Culture and History.

Lagos After Dark

An optional night out to experience the city's famous social scene.

DAY 2

Wednesday, June 24

Policy & Regulator Roundtable

Engage with experts from Legal and government representatives to navigate the regulatory landscape.

Ecosystem Business Tour

Site visits to the powerhouses of Nigerian tech, including Flutterwave, CCHub, NGX, etc.

Creative Connection

A "Paint & Sip" dinner experience featuring African-inspired art.

DAY 3

Thursday, June 25

Infrastructure Roundtable

Deep-dive sessions with major industry players.

Conservation Experience

A visit to the Lekki Conservation Centre (LCC).

Grand Finale

The Deals Mixer & Party, an exclusive networking event for partners and conference attendees to close the tour.

Frequently Asked Questions
About Doing Business in Africa

What are the main advantages of doing business in Africa?

Nigeria offers access to a market of over 220 million people, Africa's largest economy worth $440 billion, abundant natural resources, a young and educated workforce, and significant government incentives for foreign investors, especially in Special Economic Zones.

How difficult is it for international companies to enter the Nigerian market?

While Nigeria presents opportunities, market entry requires understanding local regulations, business culture, and operational challenges. Our business advisory sessions provide the expertise and connections needed to navigate these complexities successfully.

What industries have the best opportunities in Nigeria?

Key growth sectors include fintech, agriculture and food processing, renewable energy, telecommunications, manufacturing, oil and gas services, and consumer goods. Our program covers opportunities across multiple industries.

Is Africa safe for international business visitors?

Africa is generally safe for business visitors who take standard precautions. Our program includes guided experiences and local expertise to ensure participants can focus on business opportunities while staying secure.