Ambassador Chioma Anyiwo Urges Eze Aro IX, HRM Eze Eberechukwu Oji: Revitalize Arochukwu’s Tourism Now!

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Chioma Igwe Anyiwo

In a resounding call to action, the African Tourism Board Ambassador and visionary leader of TourAro, Amb Chioma Anyiwo, has urged Eze Aro ix, HRM Eze Eberechukwu Oji to spearhead the transformation of Arochukwu into a thriving tourism destination. Recognizing the immense potential lying dormant within the kingdom’s cultural heritage and natural wonders, Ambassador Anyiwo emphasized the need for collaboration between Eze  Eberechukwu, the Abia state government, the Federal Government, and potential investors to ensure comprehensive growth and development.

At the heart of Amb. Chioma Anyiwo’s impassioned plea lies in a commitment to showcasing and preserving Arochukwu’s cultural legacy through initiatives like TourAro. With a fervent dedication to promoting sustainable tourism practices, TourAro has embarked on a journey of exploration and discovery, uncovering hidden treasures and leading enthusiasts on immersive tours to these captivating sites.

Among the remarkable discoveries made by TourAro are the awe-inspiring 79 Steps and enchanting waterfalls that grace the landscape of Arochukwu Kingdom. Additionally, the programme also unveiled the colonial residence once inhabited by the British masters, offering a compelling glimpse into the historical tapestry of Arochukwu’s past. Furthermore, TourAro explored ancient caves, unraveling their enigmatic stories and preserving the echoes of time.

Ambassador Chioma Anyiwo envisions Arochukwu’s transformation into a thriving tourism hub, bolstered by its wealth of attractions such as the Ulonta Okoroji Museum, the historic Pre-Colonial Master’s Lodge, Mgbala Ekpes, Onu-Asu Nwabekee, long juju caves and the vibrant Awada Aro. By leveraging these assets and implementing strategic initiatives for development and promotion.  Arochukwu has the potential to become an iconic tourism destination that attracts visitors from far and wide.

Tour Aro 2020 - British Colonial Masters Quarters

TourAro 2020 – British Colonial Masters Quarters

Through TourAro’s endeavors, Amb. Chioma Anyiwo seeks to not only showcase the beauty, history, and significance of these extraordinary sites but also to promote sustainable tourism practices that benefit the local community and contribute to its growth and prosperity. With careful planning and strategic initiatives, Arochukwu has the potential to emerge as a leading tourism destination, attracting visitors from far and wide and fostering cultural exchange.

Investing in tourism in Arochukwu holds tremendous potential for the local economy, offering opportunities for job creation, income diversification, and community empowerment. Moreover, tourism initiatives can play a crucial role in preserving cultural heritage, improving infrastructure, and promoting environmental conservation. However, such endeavors must be approached with careful planning and consideration to ensure sustainable development and minimize any adverse impacts on the community.

By harnessing the town’s rich cultural heritage and natural attractions, Arochukwu can unlock its full potential as a premier tourism destination, contributing to the local economy while preserving its unique identity for generations to come. Through collaborative efforts and strategic investments, the vision of Ambassador Chioma Anyiwo for Arochukwu’s tourism renaissance can be realized, heralding a new era of prosperity and cultural exchange for the kingdom and its people.

Tour Aro 2020 - Ulonta-Okoroji Museum

TourAro 2020 – Ulonta-Okoroji Museum

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