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Visit Lagos Nigeria

admin — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 21:53:44 +0000

Lagos represents one of the most significant destinations of visit in Nigeria both for leisure, tourism and business. Several flights to Lagos are operated from different parts of the world by number of airlines. There are numerous carriers that offer cheap airfares to Lagos with convenient and fast connections.

This city is a wonderful blend of a historical past and a vivacious present. This noisy and and fast moving city is known for it markets, best stores, hotels, historical monuments, restaurants and nightspots. Lagos has a comprehensive network of international and domestic flights. Almost all the major airlines in the world fly through Lagos. It is easily reachable from anywhere in the world and at an affordable price.

All international airlines operate to Lagos all year round from anywhere in the world.

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Airline industry in Nigeria

admin — Sat, 17 Jan 2009 01:09:52 +0000

Though there is no state airline anymore, international carriers freely operate in Nigeria. Virgin Nigeria, a local partner of Virgin Atlantic, is an important airline which regularly operates direct flights from to Lagos international destinations at Gatwick/ London and Johannesburg. The airline accepts international credit cards and debit cards for people in London and Etranzact or Interswitch payment for persons in Nigeria.

Delta Airlines operates daily between either John F. Kennedy or Atlanta to Lagos. Virgin Atlantic and British Airways regularly operate direct flight services from London/ Heathrow to Lagos. Apart from this several direct connections are operated by many European airline companies with Lagos, Abuja or Kano.

Nigerian Airports – What a Traveller must know?

admin — Sun, 14 Dec 2008 17:03:28 +0000

Handling the airport formalities at Nigerian airport is a challenging task. As visitors from West African States do not require any visa for 90 days, they are left undisturbed by the custom officials. Nigerians, Sub-Saharan Africans and West Africans will be separated in a queue will be left unquestioned. However, Americans and Europeans are seriously cross examined by the customs officials. Persons carrying goods valued more than $5000 should fill up a form declaring the nature of goods and the purpose of bringing them.

Due to heightened security, passengers will be thoroughly searched by Customs, Immigration and Drug Law Enforcement Agency officers. Europeans and Americans traveling without any valid visa should immediately contact their respective European country’s Embassy or US Embassy in Nigeria for further formalities.