Business traveler changes today – as well as their flight map

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It is the job of Ashiro that did not exist largely 10 years ago, but the recent growth of the Western music industry from West Africa allowed her to live, work and travel widely throughout the region, and she often finds herself working in Johannesburg for weeks at one time. “South Africa is a creative center in different ways,” Condi Nast Traveller told. “We do not have this type of system in Nigeria. It seems as if to enter the dream of the designer.”

The travel between Nigeria and South Africa is not always easy. Local travel in Africa has always been a challenge due to infrastructure issues at the continent level, including bureaucratic obstacles and a lack of communication between nations. But in recent years, the emergence of industries across continents, such as e -commerce, technology and arts, allowed the flow of new flight paths that meet the needs of business travelers such as Ashiro.

Ashiru’s Carrier, South Africa Airlines, focused on a special focus on Enhancing home service Inside Africa, it increased its flights to Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Zambia and the Democratic Republic of the Congo in late 2024. The airline Lagos was shocked by Johannesburg to four times a week, starting from November last year. Long air links to the continent also increased: Delta air lines Recently resumed The seasonal service from John F. Kennedy International in New York (JFK) to Lagos, and United Airways A completely new road was opened from Washington International Airport (IAD) to Dakar, Senegal, in May.

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Of course, the return of personal meetings and conferences stimulated a recovery in air travel to traditional business centers as well. Take the flight of the airlines in Singapore from Newark to Singapore, and they were only formed with business and Excellent economics seats“This is not tourists looking for Swiss chocolate,” says aviation expert. “This is not tourists looking for Swiss chocolate.” Mike Arnot. “This is a commercial demand. Each airline is trying these types of roads.”

A TRAVERER spokesman tells that the airline focuses on Rio de Janeiro as a “strategic market for companies and business” because of its recent growth among businessmen from 2025. The current Delta has expanded Partnership with the Latam Group This year to increase the communication between Brazil and the United States, including the launch of a new Boston to Sao Paulo in January. This extends alongside regular flights to Rio De Janeiro, which connects to dozens of international airports via Delta’s Atlanta Hub.

Writer, film director and president Jesse Bernard fly frequently from London to Rio with Latam network when producing documentaries and organizing night life events. He is a president Como FootTala’s across score operating throughout London and Brazil’s cultural capital.

“I noticed when you travel to countries inside the African diaspora, there is a feeling that most people on the trip are not present to spend a vacation,” he says. “There is a feeling of familiarity; he is people who travel to him London To work or travel again. They are not necessarily tourists. “