The landmark achievement, confirmed via IATA Memorandum ADMIN/INTERLINE/4811, follows strict compliance with PSC Resolution 780.
Spokesman of the airline, Chibuike Eloka, said the inclusion marked a pivotal moment for United Nigeria Airlines, transitioning from a domestic operator to a globally recognized player capable of seamless international collaboration.
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The free-to-use app, which debuted this week, delivers customised risk assessments based on a traveller’s destination, purpose of travel and behaviour, with an initial rollout focused on the Middle East amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Chief Operating Officer Saffron de la Rouviere said the platform was developed to address a long-standing gap in how travel risk information is communicated.
By Wendy Dondolo
Full story at IOL
The ongoing war involving Israel-U.S. and Iran is sending shockwaves across the global travel and tourism industry.
From disruption of air travel and rising travel costs to declining traveller confidence, experts said the ripple effects are being felt far beyond the Middle East.
By Olusegun Koiki
Full story at Guardian NG
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| Brits given Mexico travel warning as killing of cartel boss 'El Mencho' sparks unrest in tourist hotspots |
Mexico's army said on Sunday that it had killed cartel boss Nemesio Ruben Oseguera Cervantes, known as ‘El Mencho’, in a military operation in the western state of Jalisco.
His death triggered unrest and hours of roadblocks, with vehicles set ablaze across the state, including in the tourist hot spots of Guadalajara and Puerto Vallarta.
By Michael Howie
Full story at Yahoo News
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| A proposed rule requiring social media history from some travelers to the US could have a "chilling" effect on the number of international residents who come for work or pleasure, industry officials warn. - Mark Felix/Bloomberg/Getty Images/File |
The warning — from the World Travel & Tourism Council — comes after the global industry group surveyed nearly 5,000 international residents who regularly travel abroad and found one-third of respondents would be somewhat or much less likely to visit the US if applicants to the Visa Waiver Program are required to submit information about their social media accounts.
The potential decline in travelers could cost the US an estimated $15.7 billion in lost visitor spending, according to WTTC. Under one scenario, the US could miss out on as many as 4.7 million international arrivals, which would represent a 23% drop in visitors from ESTA countries in 2026.
By Jeanne Bonner
Full story at Yahoo News
When people think of world-class natural wonders, they often picture Mount Everest or maybe the Great Barrier Reef. But there are many more such wonders, like the only two suspended lakes in the world. Hanging Lake in Colorado, USA, is man-made, whereas the Iyake Suspended Lake (Ado-Awaye Lake) in Oyo State, Nigeria, is the only naturally suspended lake in the world.
Located in the ancient town of Ado-Awaye, in Oyo State, this breathtaking nature’s gift rests at the peak of Ado Hill (Oke Ado), peacefully nestled on rocks hundreds of metres above sea level. What makes it a true wonder is not just its beauty, but the fact that, despite its location and Nigeria’s heavy rainfall, Iyake Lake never spills over or dries up.
By Adeola Olatunji
Full story at Pulse NG
