Under the theme “Connecting Tides,” Entertainment Week Lagos (EWL) set the stage for a December that welcomed an unprecedented influx of tourists and international acts into Nigeria.
According to reports, Lagos welcomed approximately 1.2 million tourists, driving an impressive ₦111.5 billion in revenue across the tourism and entertainment sectors. Hotels accounted for ₦54 billion from 15,000 stays, while short-let apartments generated ₦21 billion from nearly 6,000 bookings.
EWL 2024 was a true cultural moment, boasting nearly 100 speakers, over 70 short films screened, high-value panel conversations, masterclasses, workshops, EMMY-nominated icons, and hybrid experiences that kept the creative ecosystem engaged from morning till midnight—both offline and online across the world.
EWL AT NIGHT: A WEEK OF ICONIC MOMENTS
With the EWL Opening Party setting the tone for a historic run, each night, the Livespot Entertarium evolved into an entirely new world.
In less than 24 hours, the space was reimagined, redesigned, and rebuilt to deliver a fresh, breathtaking experience. From the stage layouts to the lighting, ambiance, and interactive elements, no two nights were the same. It was an ever-evolving spectacle, pushing the limits of creativity, production, and execution.
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