There are ripples in the travel industry following the decision of the Ethiopian government to ban visa on arrival (VOA) for Nigerian travellers visiting the “Horn of Africa” country. The development which took effect on Tuesday is expected to create some hiccups in travel to Ethiopia, according to stakeholders. The management of Ethiopian Airlines, the national airline of Ethiopia, had informed travel partners of the new development.
The development which took effect on Tuesday is expected to create some hiccups in travel to Ethiopia, according to stakeholders.There are ripples in the travel industry following the decision of the Ethiopian government to ban visa on arrival for Nigerian travellers visiting the “Horn of Africa” country.
Daily Trust reports that Ethiopian Airlines is one of the popular foreign airlines in Nigeria, operating into five destinations. In a memo sent to travel partners, Ethiopian Airlines said, “Please be informed that effective immediate No More Visa on Arrival for Nigerian citizens.
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