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Nigeria - Domestic travel and tourism spending in current LCU prices

In 2018, domestic travel and tourism spending (LCU) for Nigeria was 3,435.5 billion LCU. Over the last 20 years, domestic travel and tourism spending (LCU) of Nigeria grew substantially from 97.7 to 3,435.5 billion LCU rising at an increasing annual rate that reached a maximum of 102.80 % in 2000 and then decreased to 12.77 % in 2018.

What is domestic travel and tourism spending (LCU)?

The country's local currency (eg £, €, etc) in billion, at current prices.


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