Kingsley Kojo Aikins is Connecting Africa to the World

Kingsley Kojo Aikins is part of a growing generation of African entrepreneurs building global businesses while remaining deeply connected to the continent. Based in Dubai, the Ghanaian businessman has carved a niche at the intersection of travel, lifestyle and social impact, positioning himself as both a commercial innovator and a mentor to aspiring entrepreneurs across borders.Aikins is best known for his work in the travel industry.

He is the founder of three prominent travel agencies, EyesInDubai, headquartered in Ghana with affiliates across Africa; Dream Seekers Travel, based in Dubai; and Dream Seekers Travel USA in the United States of America. Through these ventures, he has helped simplify international travel for Africans, supporting mobility for business, education and leisure, while strengthening links between Africa, the Middle East and the West.

His approach to business is shaped by an understanding of global movement as an engine for opportunity. Operating from Dubai, a major international hub, Aikins has leveraged the city’s strategic location and multicultural environment to create networks that connect African clients and enterprises to wider global markets. Industry observers say his work reflects a broader shift in how African-led businesses are positioning themselves within the global economy.Beyond travel, Aikins has expanded into the lifestyle and beauty sector with the launch of Nene Glam, a brand that signals his interest in consumer-focused innovation and African-owned products with international appeal.

The move underscores a broader entrepreneurial vision, one that blends commerce, creativity and identity.Alongside his business ventures, Aikins is also recognised for his philanthropic work and advocacy for diversity and inclusion. He has been involved in mentoring young people and supporting initiatives that encourage entrepreneurship, particularly among African youth seeking to build sustainable careers in competitive global industries.

Despite his international base, Aikins maintains strong ties to Ghana, where much of his inspiration is drawn. He frequently highlights the potential of Ghanaian and African entrepreneurs, arguing that with access, exposure and the right support systems, they can compete on a global stage.As Africa’s economic footprint continues to expand, Kingsley Kojo Aikins represents a new wave of African entrepreneurs,globally mobile, socially conscious and driven by impact. Through his work in travel, lifestyle and philanthropy, he has emerged as a symbol of possibility for a generation looking beyond borders while staying rooted in Africa.