The COVID-19 pandemic heavily impacted the travel and tourism industry particularly in 2020 at the peak of global lockdowns with most countries closing their borders to non-essential travel forcing airlines to heavily reduce capacity globally.
Wakanow was able to scale through this period due to the hybrid model of being an offline and online agency further solidified by the massive investment, it has made in technology over the years enabling business sustainability through the pan
According to the Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Bayo Adedeji, “Wakanow was able to weather the pandemic storm due to its innovative approach in the development of new complementary products and the unwavering commitment of the staff to the customer which has paid off hugely in customer retention and service uptake in the wake of travel restrictions.”
2021, has seen the resurgence of interest and demand in travel, with Airlines steadily increasing capacity offered to Nigeria and even the launch of new domestic and international airlines. Wakanow is positioned to continue supporting its customers across all channels with their travel needs as travel demand resurges and are now cl
“Wakanow is an online travel agency also with extensive offline presence with over 30 travel centers across Nigeria, Ghana & Dubai. We meet our customers’ travel needs across multiple touchpoints, wherever
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