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British Airways Supports NANTA in Professional Training of Members

Chinedu Eze The long-standing partnership between the National Association of Nigeria Travel Agencies (NANTA) and British Airways received a major boost as the European major carrier promises to support the

The National Association of Nigeria Travel Agencies (NANTA) and British Airways have strengthened their long-standing partnership through a significant commitment. British Airways has pledged to support NANTA in the professional training of its members. This pledge was announced during a visit to the newly opened Country Office of British Airways in Lagos by the national executive of NANTA.

The delegation, led by NANTA National President, Dr. Yinka Folami, was accompanied by other members of the National Executive Council. The visit aimed to congratulate the airline on its new strategic office and explore additional collaboration opportunities to foster the growth of the travel trade in Nigeria. Dr. Folami expressed admiration for British Airways' enduring resilience, professionalism, and confidence in the Nigerian market, describing the move to the new country office as both self-renewing and strategic.

In response, Mrs. Otuyalo from British Airways commended NANTA for the visiting delegation and the ongoing support, noting that travel agents are the backbone of British Airways' commercial success in Nigeria and West Africa.

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