How to get to Nigeria with flights to Nigeria
Nothing can be more fascinating than spending a vacation in some exotic and interesting place. I have visited many places and found Nigeria to be one of the best places for tourists in the whole world for which flights to Nigeria are the best source to travel. This oil-rich country is the most populous nation in Africa, which is attracting not only business-related personnel but also tourists from all over the world to its spectacular beauty. Due to its popularity with travellers, regular flights to Nigeria operate from the UK and destinations around the world. The world’s leading airlines serve these flights, including British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, Air France, KLM, Egypt Air and Lufthansa, etc.
Flights to Nigeria from the UK and other international destinations are making landfall at four major Nigerian airports which are located in famous Nigerian cities like Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt and Kano. Abuja is the capital of Nigeria and has a main international airport called Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport. In Lagos, which is the commercial hub of Nigeria, Murtala Muhammad International Airport is monitoring international flights to Nigeria. Port Harcourt, which is the main port in Nigeria and is involved in international trade, also welcomes the international community at its Port Harcourt International Airport. Mallam Amino Kano International Airport is the main gateway for flights from Kano. Among all, Lagos and Abuja are the busiest and largest airports.
In addition to all the international airports mentioned above, there are also many domestic airports available that handle local flights. All international airports are packed with modern conveniences such as restaurants, duty free shops, lounges, transportation facilities available in the terminals and much more. As Nigeria is famous as the largest African giant, the best way to get there is by plane. The national airlines of Nigeria are Arik and Bell view, which connect the main cities with each other and with other smaller metropolises. If you are coming from other countries in the world, except neighboring African states, you must have a visa and the passport must be valid for at least 6 months after you arrive there. UK to Nigeria flights fly from all major UK airports like London Heathrow, London Gatwick, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, Edinburgh etc. and you can reach any of the required destination airports in Nigeria. So this is the best time to plan your vacation alone or with family, Nigeria has everything to offer everyone to make you fully entertained and satisfied.