Turkish Airlines plans to increase Lagos–Istanbul services from seven to ten weekly flights in each direction from 11 December 2026. The expansion will add three weekly departures each way, giving travelers more options between Nigeria and Türkiye. The increase represents approximately 42.9% more weekly departures on the route. It also creates additional opportunities for passengers
Nigeria aims to boost tourism as a key economic sector at the 2025 Destination Governors’ Conference in Abuja, spotlighting culture, unity, and digital innovation.
Turkish Airlines wins Nigeria’s TEBA 2025 Expatriate Airline of the Year, outperforming Qatar Airways, Emirates, and Air France in global connectivity and service.
Nigeria and Brazil strengthen bilateral relations with Air Peace direct flights, Embraer MRO center in Nigeria, and new aviation partnerships to boost trade and tourism.
South African Airways resumes Cape Town flights and launches direct Mauritius route, enhancing regional and global travel connectivity and service quality.
France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Greece, and the Netherlands now offer 5-year Schengen visas to African travelers, improving access to 29 European countries.
