British Airways has opened its newly renovated lounge at Lagos airport, following a six-month refurbishment.
This was made known in a statement sent by British Airways on Friday.
According to the airline, the space has been cleverly designed to give customers more room to enjoy an upgraded food and beverage experience. It allows customers to relax, dine, or work in a premium space.
It stated that the revamped space, designed to provide an upgraded dining, relaxation, and working experience, spans 360 square metres and features zones tailored to various customer needs.
“The grand entrance, with floor-to-ceiling glass, leads customers into a contemporary lounge that combines comfort with elegance. British Airways has significantly invested in this space, ensuring it meets the highest standards for travellers.
“For those who want to dine ahead of the evening flight to London, there is a self-serve dining area with a wide selection of freshly made dishes. The food and drink menu offers a range of Nigerian classics and British-inspired dishes that will change regularly,” it noted.
The airline disclosed that customers could also pull up a chair at a newly built bar where a bartender would serve drinks, including cocktails, wine, and soft drinks.
“Champagne and canapes will also be offered to customers travelling in First,” it said.
British Airways’ Chief Customer Officer, Calum Laming, noted, “We’re focused on investing in the entire customer journey, not just on board. For many of our customers, lounges are an important part of their experience, and the re-design of our Lagos lounge is a key part of our transformation strategy across our lounges around the world.
SOURCE: PUNCHNG
