CNN recently\u00a0sidelined\u00a0Port Harcourt Airport as the worst airport in the world while Business Day, a well-respected business publication in South Africa,\u00a0were unforgiving in their opinion on Lagos’ MMIA Airport saying, “Which is the worst? It is no surprise that it is Lagos. Take a deep breath \u2026 It is not only being there, it is also getting there \u2014 an entire afternoon wasted in traffic, with chaos reigning at all times at the airport. You absolutely have to use “official protocol” (read between the lines) to get anywhere. Point being, you need cash. Bribery is open and innate, inbred and inculcated.”<\/p>\n
Bribery is open and innate, inbred and inculcated – Business Day<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Now Travelstart Nigeria has released research<\/a> which supports the findings in those pieces of journalism.<\/p>\n
We\u00a0conducted\u00a0our study\u00a0over a few weeks in 2015 surveying a vast sect of Nigerian business and leisure travellers. We gauged public opinion on everything from luggage handling to Nigeria airport facilities and staff.<\/p>\n
Do you want to report on this survey? Contact Russell (russell@travelstart.com<\/a>) for more information or refer to the full report of survey findings here<\/a>.<\/p>\n
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