Flyzone tourism expands operations with new Lagos annex

Flyzone Tourism, a major player in the tourism and visa services industry, has officially expanded its operations with the launch of a new office in Allen, Lagos. After over a decade of exclusively serving the business-to-business (B2B) market, the company is now offering business-to-customer (B2C) services, providing individuals with direct access to its renowned travel […]

Flyzone Tourism, a major player in the tourism and visa services industry, has officially expanded its operations with the launch of a new office in Allen, Lagos.

After over a decade of exclusively serving the business-to-business (B2B) market, the company is now offering business-to-customer (B2C) services, providing individuals with direct access to its renowned travel and visa solutions.

The expansion marks a new phase in Flyzone’s journey, which has been defined by its partnerships with more than 4,900 travel agencies across Nigeria.

Speaking on the development, Ambassador Awomoyi Ayodeji, Flyzone’s Principal Executive and a vocal advocate for destination promotion, shared the company’s vision.

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“We’re in Lagos to connect directly with Nigerians and demonstrate that trustworthy travel providers exist. While building new relationships, we’re also strengthening ties with our valued travel agency partners,” he said.

For years, Flyzone has earned a reputation for reliability and excellence in the business to business sector, processing thousands of eVisas and travel products. With this expansion, the company is introducing a dual pricing model to balance its offerings for both agencies and individuals.

This ensures travel agencies continue to enjoy exclusive benefits while allowing individual customers to experience Flyzone’s world-class services.

According to the ambassador, the choice of Lagos for the new annex is strategic.

As Nigeria’s bustling economic hub and a gateway to Africa, Lagos presents Flyzone with an opportunity to tap into a dynamic market. The new office is more than a workspace—it’s a platform for fostering stronger connections with both customers and partners.

“Our Lagos annex represents our commitment to making premium travel services accessible to all Nigerians,” Ayodeji explained. “Whether you’re a travel agency seeking a dependable partner or an individual planning a trip, Flyzone is here to meet your needs.” He explained.

The company offers services in up to 16 countries globally and provides e-visas for the following destinations: South Africa, Uganda, Kenya, East Africa, Qatar, and China’s 90-day sticker business visa.

“We are currently working on a China 90-day business visa, for men and business women, people that bring in hair, clothes and shoes, we are doing a bulk submission in March where people can come into our office or chat any of our customer care lines and we will be ready to assist them in getting the visas and also for those that are not going there to do business, they can go there to build relationships with suppliers and manufacturers,” he added.