International Travel Surges, Domestic Air Traffic Drops in Nigeria
International travel has surged to a 3-year high, contrasting with a 13% decline in domestic air traffic in Nigeria since 2022. This trend indicates a shift in travel patterns, possibly influenced by factors such as the COVID-19 pandemic, economic conditions, and travel restrictions.
The disparity between international and domestic air travel highlights the complexities facing the aviation sector in Nigeria.
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