Almost recently the Nigerian female Bobsled team makes history as the first African team to participate in the winter Olympics. And until now many people do not know the names of these talented women or didn’t even know we had a Bobsled team not to talk of it being feminine.
Meanwhile, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines and Travelstart Nigeria, which arguably has a cheap flights rates has partnered to make flight provisions for the Nigerian female bobsled and Skeleton team for the summer Olympics happening in South Korea. Travelstart Nigeria announced this on 24th of January, 2018 ahead of the Olympics games.
The Nigerian bobsled team and Skeleton federation will take off from Murtala Muhammed Airport and fly through Amsterdam before alighting at Incheon International Airport in the capital city of South Korea.
Travelstart Nigeria
Travelstart is Africa’s largest online travel agency, with headquarters in Cape Town and a local office in Lagos. Founded in Sweden, Travelstart opened its doors in 1999, as the brainchild of travel visionary Stephan Ekbergh. Ne, with headquarters in Cape Town and a local office in Lagos. Founded in Sweden, Travelstart opened its doors in 1999, as the brainchild of travel visionary Stephan Ekbergh. Nearly two decades, plenty of learning, growth and one African immigration later, today Travelstart proudly employs a team of more than 200 staff with offices in Nigeria, Egypt, Kenya, Tanzania, Turkey and other countries. Travelstart Nigeria opened in 2012 and had grown to more than 50 staff. The company provides access to more than 500 airlines flying to more than 11,000 destinations. Travelstart Nigeria is the 2017 winner of the Best Blog at the Nigerian Tourism and Travel Awards. Book affordable flights now on www.travelstart.com.ng.
The Nigerian Bobsled Team
As it prepares for the forthcoming 2018 Winter Olympics, the Nigerian Bobsled and Skeleton team maintains its repute as a team of vigorous, passionate and courageous females who are waiting to mark Nigeria and Africa’s first appearance in Winter Olympics. Having proven their remarkable abilities by qualifying for the upcoming Winter Olympics expected to be held in South Korea, KLM is ready to support the Nigerian Bobsled and Skeleton team in the belief that the team’s outstanding qualities encompass the company’s objectives.
The Nigerian team
The historic team in question is made up of three individually gifted women that found a way to put their strengths together and make history in the names of Seun Adigun, Akuoma Omeoga and, Ngozi Owumere. They are the first in history to represent both Nigeria and Africa as a whole in the sport of bobsleigh. Ngozi has a background work apprentice in a mortgage industry but is now a full-time student pursuing a doctorate degree, Akuoma is the brakeman of the team and also an established healthcare recruiter, Seun – the driver of the team – is currently a chiropractic student (this is a medical field of study concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of mechanical disorders of the spine). She is also studying for a dual degree of doctorate of chiropractic in the Texas Chiropractic College and masters of Science in exercise and health science at the University of Houston clear lake. These women are perfect examples of why you can achieve go on to achieve it all. The winter Olympics will begin on the 9th of February and end on the 25th of the same month. On the 24th of January Travelstart and KLM Airlines agreed a deal to fly Nigeria to the winter Olympics in South Korea.
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Founded on October 7, 1919, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines is the oldest scheduled airline in the world still operating under its original name. In 2016, the KLM Group operated worldwide flights with over 200 aircraft, generating €10 billion revenues and employing 32.000 staff from its Amsterdam basis. KLM and KLM Cityhopper are the core of the KLM Group with 30 million passengers and 635.000 tons of Cargo. KLM’s extensive hub network of European (88) and Intercontinental (72) destinations provide for secure, direct connections to the economic centres and capitals around the world. In 1947, KLM commenced its operations in Nigeria with scheduled flights into Kano operated with a DC-4. To further meet the needs of its valued customers, KLM introduced scheduled flights to Lagos from Amsterdam in 1961. The route is today serviced by an A330-200.
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