Smart Tips Before Heading To Travel Nigeria

An unbelievable live music and in addition fabulous street life, with slows down coating the roadsides at most circumstances of the day. Nigeria is certainly the place one should come for an urban adventure. Going to Africa invokes images of wildernesses, safaris and elephants, deserts. But there are certain important travel precautionary measures you need to take and follow them for a safe and enjoyable travel experience around the country.




                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                If you have landed in Abuja via plane, keep your baggage claim tickets with you, in case your luggage gets lost. Make sure to have an extra changing clothes and a couple of toiletries in your hand baggage. When you leave the airplane terminal, the air terminal staff will check your stuff tickets to guarantee you have the correct things and that nobody else is taking yours.

Before heading out to Abuja, it is a smart thought to make a set of photocopies of your passport, Mastercards, flight tickets, any medicinal prescriptions and other important documents. Take these copies with you; however keep them separately from the original copies. Make sure to keep a watch for your baggage when travelling. Never leave your baggage unattended in a public place.

With the aid of cheap flights to Nigeria visit this land of live music and fabulous street life.  We give you the quickest moment access to cheap flights at the snap of a button.      
  • Keep your passport with you at all the time. Never give it to anyone!
  • Be extremely cautious when travelling by ground, and preferably with private security.
  • Do not travel alone at night.
  • Be nice, but firm with solicitors. Everyone in Nigeria will be asking for a dash i.e. tips from you. Only dash the ones who truly deserve it, and then at minimal amounts.
  • Contact your embassy for guidelines and travel info. Don’t travel at the time of elections.
  • Do not use credit cards. Exchange money for Nira. If you choose to use a credit card, call your credit card company before your trip and inform them of your travel and set a per purchase limit for the card.
Regardless of whether you're searching for a holiday in Europe, South East Asia or Africa, Mango Airlines is here to start up that hunger for new experiences. And, if you have constrained time to cover Africa's large distances, flying is your best option.

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