Kenya Airways will give you a free safari (Seriously)

It is the advantage of the airline to make a three-day stopover in Reykjavik as a stopover at La Guardia. Since April, passengers from Kenya Airways transiting through Jobo Kenyatta to Nairobi can hop on the airport bar and head straight for an observation route.

Kenya Airways, member of Skyteam which also includes Delta KLM and Air France, launched the Nairobi National Park stopover package to give passengers a long stopover "an alternative to waiting hours in the airport, where there is not much to do," said Kenya Airways CEO Sebastian Mikosz. In partnership with the Kenya Tourism Board and Kenya Wildlife Services, the airline ensures that passengers leave the airport with a driver and guide for the park – the only national park in the world within the city limits and eight miles from Kenyatta -. four hours after the twins at spying lions rare black rhino, cheetah, giraffe, hippopotamus and one of the 400 kinds of park bird species.

All passengers need a long enough stopover It's worth it (it's your call, the airline says it'll take you about six hours) and the charge transit visa of $ 21. Kenya Airways takes care of everything from the guide, the driver, the parking fees and the airport assistance for the leisure travelers through the safety and security queues. 39; immigration. Passengers can either sign up for the safari by booking their tickets, or speak with a member of Karuba's ground crew in the transit lounge, once they land in Nairobi, says Mikosz. .

It is not unusual for airlines to transit their centers. A number of carriers, including Singapore, offer free day trips and excursions to the airport city as a means of beating a long period of time between flights. Stopover Programs where airlines offer travelers three days of free parking in their city-center in transit, have become increasingly popular, offered by airlines such as Finnair, TAP and Icelandair. connects 14 cities from Europe and Asia to Nairobi and the East African region, including Dar Es Salaam, Mauritius and Kigali. In October, it will launch the world's first non-stop flight between JFK and Nairobi. Khaki safari has never been so good on a long drive.