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| Ikechi Ayo Iroche had booked a Business Class ticket on Medview from Accra to Lagos and when he turned up at the Airport on Sunday morning he found out the flight has been cancelled and nobody informed him. He had to buy an Arik ticket for $315 to get back home to Lagos. That probably was a sign of things to come.
Today it would have been worse as an economy ticket from Lagos to Accra is between $200 and $300 depending on whose exchange rate you are using. The bottom has finally fallen out of the once lucrative Lagos Accra market. As Arik and Aero are now the only regular Nigerian Carriers on the route complemented by the dogged but surely growing Ghanaian carrier Africa World Airlines AWA. |
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Marriott International announced on Tuesday that is will be rebranding Protea Hotels to capitalize on the travel aspirations of Africa’s growing middle class and the increased presence of international hotel brands in Africa…
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One of Africa’s greatest music exports and Grammy award winning songstress, Angelique Kidjo, was in town recently. The last time the lady of songs was in Nigeria in 2015 when …
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The World Health Organisation has named Onitsha in Anambra State as the most polluted city in the world. WHO, in its latest report on Global Urban Ambient Air Pollution, stated …
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How to track a Gorilla by Silverback safaris
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ECOWAS moves dates for common currency to 2020
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Ghana invites Airlines for partnership
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South Sudan arrest men for engaging in Banned Fattening rituals
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How to get the East African Tourist Visa
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