As economies across the world pick up tempo after the COVID-19 pandemic, economic activities in Nigeria and Egypt seem to be taking off at a faster rate
This is contained in a Post COVID-19 Recovery Insight by Mastercard. A statement issued by chief economist of MasterCard for the Middle East and Africa , Mr David Mann, noted that a rebound in ground travel and pick-up in domestic flight bookings showing encouraging signs.
“Air travel remains down significantly globally, although the trajectory is upwards. In markets like the UAE, Egypt, Nigeria, and Kenya, international flight bookings are climbing, but are still at a fraction of where they were before the pandemic began.”
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