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Ibom
Air, a rising star in Nigeria’s aviation scene, is charting a unique
course for growth, prioritizing service reliability over rapid
expansion. At a recent travel agent forum in Lagos, CEO George Uriesi
outlined the airline’s strategic vision, emphasizing a commitment to
consistent service and smart partnerships as key driv… read more
Enugu
Air’s recent launch has ignited optimism within
Nigeria’s aviation sector, signaling a
potential turning point for the industry. Comrade John
Ogbe, a prominent union leader, lauded the government's
support for domestic airlines, emphasizing Enugu Air's role in enhancing
accessibility an… read more
Murtala
Muhammed International Airport (MMIA) in
Lagos, a critical hub for African
travel, is undergoing significant transformations aimed at
enhancing security, streamlining
operations, and improving the overall
passenger experience. A recent joint visit by the
heads of the Federal Air… read more
Africa
World Airlines (AWA) has launched a pivotal new route linking
Lagos, Nigeria (LOS) and Ouagadougou,
Burkina Faso (OUA) via its hub in Accra, Ghana
(ACC). Commencing operations on July 1st, 2025, this strategic
air link promises to reshape travel dynamics in West Africa, unlocking
fresh opportunities… read more
Ibom
Air, a leading Nigerian airline, has launched a strategic
partnership program with travel agents across the
country. This initiative aims to bolster Nigeria’s tourism
potential by enhancing route connectivity, improving service
delivery, and fostering stronger ties with tour operators. This
collaborative ap… read more
Delta
Air Lines has significantly enhanced its presence in Africa
with the opening of a new premium lounge at Lagos International
Airport and the introduction of advanced aircraft on its U.S.
routes. These strategic moves signal Delta's growing commitment to the
African market and offer exciting opportunities for travel a… read more
A
significant change in US visa policy has taken effect, impacting
Nigerian travelers and requiring adjustments from African travel agents.
As of July 8, 2025, the US government now issues primarily
single-entry, three-month visas to Nigerian
citizens, replacing the previous two-year, multiple-entry
visas.
Thi… read more
The
UK’s new digital visa system is set to
transform travel for Nigerian clients, offering a more efficient and
secure process for those seeking study or work opportunities. This
shift towards eVisas presents both
opportunities and challenges for African travel agents, requiring
adjustments to clien… read more
Defining
a single “staple” dish for Ghana is a delightful challenge. The
nation’s culinary identity is a vibrant tapestry woven from diverse
regional specialties, each reflecting the country’s rich cultural
heritage. For travel agents, this presents a unique opportunity to
curate immersive food tourism experiences that go beyond the ty… read more
Embraer
has emerged as the aircraft manufacturer of choice for
Nigeria’s burgeoning airline sector,
capturing a significant share of the market among new entrants. This
trend underscores the growing demand for regional air
travel within Africa and presents valuable insights for
travel profess… read more
Ibom Air’s Reliability-Focused Strategy Takes Off: New Routes and Terminal Enhancements
Enugu Air Launch: Reshaping Nigeria’s Aviation Landscape
Nigeria’s MMIA Lagos: Security & Efficiency Upgrades Boost Travel Experience
AWA Connects Nigeria & Burkina Faso via Accra
Delta Elevates African Travel with Lagos Lounge and New Aircraft
New US Visa Rules Impacting Nigerian Travelers
Ghana: A Culinary Journey for the Discerning Traveler
Embraer Fuels Nigeria's Airline Boom: 70% of New Carriers Choose E-Jets
