Promoting Dance Tourism

12+ Years, 30,000+ Attendees

West African Afro-Latin Dance Festival—Nigeria [Where Rhythm Meets Culture].

Lagos | Abuja | Annual Celebration

The West African Afro-Latin Dance Festival is Nigeria’s premier cultural dance experience, fusing the pulsating energy of Afro-Latin music (salsa, bachata, kizomba, merengue, cha-cha, konpa, afro-dance, and group line dance) with the rich traditions of Nigerian and African dance. For three unforgettable days, dancers, travelers, corporate teams, and music lovers come together for performances, competitions, workshops, and electrifying social events—all set against the vibrant backdrops of Lagos and Abuja.

Why Attend?

✅ For Dance Enthusiasts & Professionals: Master new styles in high-energy workshops led by world-class instructors. Compete in battles, perform on stage, and connect with a global dance community.

✅ For Tourists & Culture Seekers: Immerse yourself in Africa’s largest Afro-Latin dance gathering—a fusion of Caribbean, Latin, and African rhythms. Explore Nigeria’s nightlife, cuisine, and arts while making unforgettable memories.

✅ For Corporate Teams & Brands: Strengthen teamwork through fun, interactive dance sessions. Sponsor or participate in Africa’s fastest-growing dance tourism event, gaining visibility among a dynamic, upscale audience.

✅ For Fitness & Wellness Lovers: Dance your way to health! Our events combine cardio, coordination, and joy—fitness has never been this fun.

Festival Highlights:

🎭 Opening Gala & Industry Nights – Glamorous networking with artists and influencers.

🏆 Dance Competitions & Prizes – Show off your skills and win big.

🌍 Pan-African Collaboration – Featuring performers and instructors from West Africa, East Africa, South Africa, Europe, and the UK.

💃 Grand Finale Showdown – A jaw-dropping display of Afro-Latin and traditional fusion.

📍 Host Cities: Lagos & Abuja, Nigeria

📅 Annual Event – Join the Movement!

Be Part of the Celebration—Where Africa Dances as One!

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