First Class Flights to Lagos

Lagos was once the capital city of Nigeria and it retains its place as the most populous conurbation in the country. Around 8 million people, of a variety of ethnic origins, call this economic and financial hub their home. Unfortunately this city has never really taken off as a major tourist destination, the majority of Europeans who come here do so for reasons of business.

Flying First Class from the UK to Lagos

A first class flight from London to Lagos International Airport will take somewhere in the region of 9 hours. Should you have to spend time waiting around at the airport then you can be rest assured that there are a good range of facilities, including bureaux de change, cafés and restaurants. Once you are finally ready to depart for the city it is advisable to take a taxi, which should not cost any more than NGN 5000.
Anybody looking for the complete luxury travel experience will be keen to find an airline which offers first class seats. Among the best known names offering this service are Lufthansa, Turkish Airlines, Emirates, Air France and Virgin Atlantic. It is always advisable to speak with a local travel agent before making a final booking.

When to Go and Where to Stay on a First Class Trip to Lagos

If you aren’t keen on being absolutely soaked then it is worthwhile avoiding Lagos during the rainy season. The driest months are usually August, September, December, January, February and March. No matter what time of year you are visiting Lagos you can expect relatively warm weather. Temperatures do not generally dip below 20 degrees C, nor do they go over 30 degrees C.
There are numerous high quality hotels in Lagos for first class travellers, many of which cater almost exclusively to business people. One of the best places to stay is the Leki Inn, not far from the busy area of Victoria Island. Although there are only 12 rooms in this place, they are all fitted out with uxorious furnishings and marble flooring. The delicious African and Continental food served in this place comes highly recommended. Alternatively you could opt for the Tivoli Lagos, a top quality hotel complete with splendid gardens, patios and a central swimming pool.

Other Useful Information about Lagos

When it comes to money you will be dealing with the currency of Hong Kong Dollars, each of which is comprised of 100 cents. Anybody wanting to use credit cards will be happy to hear that plastic payment is accepted in most of the city bars and restaurants.
When conducting business in Hong Kong it is worthwhile remembering that lateness is considered very rude. It is also worth wearing your finest suit and tie as meetings are normally formal affairs. In order to make a good impression it is advisable to greet senior business people before their less aged counterparts. A gift is considered as a sign of respect and is usually welcome.