This mission led to numerous accolades in the travel and tourism sector, and I earned recognition from prestigious platforms like BBC, Marketing Canada, Royal Roads University, University of Brighton, MyPostcard, CHANNELS TV, PUNCH, THENET, TVC, STV, PLUSE, and more. I was also honored to attend the United Nations World Travel Organization conference, which opened doors for me to craft and implement sustainable marketing strategies for global travel destinations and tourism organizations. My contributions have even extended to sitting on national boards, where I’ve helped shape tourism policy in Nigeria at NESG. While I continued to grow my brand, life took me to Canada, where I became a student once again. As a master’s student in tourism management, I won six scholarships and was later invited to join a scholarship board. My success led to an outpouring of interest from people seeking advice on admissions and scholarships, and I’ve since helped over 25,000 immigrants in Canada through my resources. These resources are still available if you click here. As I reflect on my journey, I’ve noticed a recurring theme in how people approach life: there’s often a gap between where they are and where they long to be.