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Ije, the World of Travel is your go-to travel news source, keeping you informed on airline updates, visa changes, and smart travel tips. Whether you're a frequent flyer, business traveller, or wanderlust explorer, we help you navigate the evolving world of travel with expert insights and actionable advice. Powered by Global Links & Services Ltd., this podcast delivers twice-monthly episodes packed with essential updates, insider hacks, and destination highlights. Stay ahead of the curve and make your travels smoother, smarter, and more rewarding. Subscribe now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Follow @glstravelsng on Instagram for real-time travel updates. For inquiries, call or WhatsApp: +234 (0) 803 520 0478, +234 (0) 809 080 8442 Email: info@globallinkstravels.com, tonydoemedia@gmail.com

  1. 1 day ago

    Air Peace New Routes to Cameroon, Gabon, Mali & Guinea | UK Transit Visa Rules for Nigerians

    In this episode of Ije - The World of Travel, we break down Air Peace Airlines' major expansion launching in August 2026 with four new direct routes from Nigeria to Douala (Cameroon), Libreville (Gabon), Bamako (Mali), and Conakry (Guinea). Discover how these flights are transforming intra-African travel, reducing costs, and boosting business, tourism, and family connections across West and Central Africa. We also clarify the latest UK transit visa (DATV) rules for Nigerian travellers, who qualify for exemption with US, Canada, Australia, or Schengen visas, and how to avoid unnecessary applications or denied boarding. Plus: - Global Links radio campaigns on Crown FM, Kpoko FM & Mega FM promoting responsible travel, passport education, and the Airpeace raffle at Africa for Peace Games Village. - Travel news roundup: Rising visa fees in Africa, UK student visa cost increases, Ghana’s improved Kotoka Airport security, and Canada’s 2026 visa expansions. Website: glstravels.com | Call/WhatsApp: 0809 080 8442 | 0803 520 0478 Access the transcript here.

    Air Peace New Routes to Cameroon, Gabon, Mali & Guinea | UK Transit Visa Rules for Nigerians

  2. 30 Jun

    Beyond Japa: Harnessing Nigeria’s Blue Wealth and Global Trade with Pastor Chi

    In this episode of Ije, the World of Travel, host Tony Doe explores the shifting landscape of Nigerian aviation, regional economic growth, and international trade opportunities. Key Highlights in This Episode: New NCAA Directives: Stay informed on the latest Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) requirements for all arriving passengers. Learn about the mandatory NCDC health declaration form and the responsibilities of airlines to ensure public health compliance.The Warri Blue Economy Summit: Discover how the "oil city" of Warri is being positioned as a hub for Nigeria’s blue economy. We cover insights from the Olu of Warri on sustainable marine resource management and Pastor Chi’s call to move from "talk shops" to "tangible action" to revitalise the Niger Delta.Revitalising Regional Trade: A look back at how the Warri Port once served as a vital gateway to the East and what is needed to bring back the "buzz" of production and transportation.Sports Tourism & Global Connections: Explore the role of football as a universal unifier through the Africa for Peace Games. We discuss partnerships with Air Peace to facilitate regional travel to Ghana and international flights to London, Barbados, and the Caribbean.The Delta-Namibia Connection: Learn about the reciprocal tourism and investment ties between the Niger Delta and Namibia. Pastor Chi discusses why travelling for education and innovation is a superior alternative to "Japa" (unplanned immigration).Business Travel to China: Global Links and Services Limited announces the resumption of business travel packages to China. Get the details on screening requirements, CAC registration for entrepreneurs, and sourcing opportunities in cities like Guangzhou.Looking to travel or invest? Join the conversation on how travelling can be a form of education that creates local wealth. For travel consultancy or more information on the upcoming family getaway to Windhoek, Namibia, in August 2026, contact Global Links and Services Ltd. 100A Edjeba Road, Warri, Delta State, 08090808442 | 08037079060 | 08035200478, info@globallinkstravels.com, glstravels.com Read the full transcript here.

    Beyond Japa: Harnessing Nigeria’s Blue Wealth and Global Trade with Pastor Chi

  3. 17 Jun

    UK Tuition Cuts, Nigeria Migration Shifts & China Business Guide

    Host Tony Doe breaks down the University of Buckingham’s tuition fee reductions (up to 45%) for Nigerian students, offering potential savings of over £25,000. This episode explores 2026 migration trends shifting toward Canada and Australia, the latest £50M UK-Nigeria growth program, and a critical warning regarding the EU’s 10-year passport rule. Plus, we provide a strategic guide for Nigerian entrepreneurs to navigate China’s business ecosystem, from the Canton Fair in Guangzhou to tech innovation in Shenzhen. Learn how to leverage knowledge transfer and secure your spot on exclusive business group trips. Read the transcript here.

    UK Tuition Cuts, Nigeria Migration Shifts & China Business Guide

  4. 3 Jun

    Visa-Free Africa, Nigeria-UAE Trade, and Avoiding Airport Scams

    Explore the latest shifts in global mobility and travel safety in this episode of Ije: The World of Travel. Host Tony Doe breaks down major diplomatic updates, including the surge in Nigeria-UAE non-oil trade to $5 billion and the end of visa rejections for Nigerian applicants. We also discuss the Republic of Congo's landmark decision to abolish visa requirements for all Africans by 2027, a significant move toward continental free movement. In this episode, you will learn about: New Consular Services: The opening of the Turkiye visa application centre in Lagos, easing the process for travellers in southwest Nigeria.Travel Alerts: A deep dive into the "fake news" surrounding African nationals in Cambodia and a critical warning about the luggage tag switching scam currently affecting international travellers.Adventure & Culture: A first-hand account of a 4x4 dune tour in Namibia and the lesson of trust in travel. Plus, we explore "football as migration," looking at how events like the Arsenal parade in London turn sports into global travel pilgrimages.Protect your identity and your journey. Discover why airport security is now about more than just what you pack, but who is packing in your name. Plan your next adventure: Book your Namibia experience at glstravels.com/namibia. For more insights and show notes, visit glstravels.com/podcast or connect with us on social media @glstravelsng.

    Visa-Free Africa, Nigeria-UAE Trade, and Avoiding Airport Scams

  5. 21 May

    Nigeria’s Passport Crisis, Kenya’s Digital Nomad Permit, and the Magic of Namibia

    In this episode of IJE: The World of Travel, Tony Doe explores the rapidly evolving landscape of African global mobility. From the urgent need to address Nigeria’s declining passport power to the exciting launch of Kenya’s digital nomad permit, the episode covers the trends, policies, and stories shaping how we move across the continent. We also examine the vital role of human advocacy in an increasingly automated hospitality industry and take a sensory journey to the life-rich coast of Walvis Bay, Namibia. What’s In This Episode: Health and Security at the Borders: An update on the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) stepping up preventive measures and screenings at international airports to ensure passenger safety.The Passport Power Gap: A look at Nigeria’s drop to 44 destinations on the Henley Passport Index and why migration expert Dr Nduneche Ezurike calls this a serious national concern for entrepreneurs and students.Advancements in Intra-African Mobility: Togo becomes the sixth African nation to grant visa-free entry to all African passport holders, while Nigeria and Rwanda implement a reciprocal 30-day visa exemption.Aviation Updates: FlyGabon expands its footprint in Nigeria with new weekly flights from Lagos, including a direct 7-hour and 40-minute service to Johannesburg.The Remote Work Frontier: Kenya launches its Class N digital nomad permit, joining nations like Mauritius and South Africa in catering to mobile professionals with "safari and wellness" packages.Modernising South African Borders: The rollout of the Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA), boasting a 94% approval rate and processing times of under 60 seconds.The Value of Human Intervention: Why travel agents remain essential for risk management and advocacy, helping travellers navigate "silent churn," overbooked hotels, and complex disruptions where algorithms fail.Destination Spotlight – Walvis Bay, Namibia: A firsthand account of a coastal cruise featuring pelicans, a Cape fur seal named "Necklace," and a fresh Atlantic oyster buffet.Key Quotes: "Passport strength has become the currency of the 21st century." — Dr Nduneche Ezurike"The internet is excellent at transactions, but it's terrible at advocacy." — Tony DoeResources & Links: Book Your Namibia Experience: Visit glstravels.com/namibia for curated travel packages including flights, accommodation, and guided tours.Official Website: glstravels.com/podcastConnect on Social Media: @glstravelsngContact Tony Doe: Email Tony@globallinkstravels.com with questions or ideas for future episodes.Subscribe & Share: If you enjoyed this journey, please subscribe to IJE: The World of Travel and share this episode with a fellow traveller!

    Nigeria’s Passport Crisis, Kenya’s Digital Nomad Permit, and the Magic of Namibia

  6. 6 May

    Powerful Passports 2026, South Africa Xenophobia Tourism Crisis & 2026 FIFA World Cup Travel Challenges

    Join Tony Doe on IJE, The World of Travel, as we unpack the latest 2026 Helmi Passport Index. Singapore leads with visa-free access to 192 countries. We also examine how rising xenophobic tensions in South Africa are damaging its tourism industry, economy, and reputation, with real impacts on international visitors and intra-African travel. Plus, a reflective Namibia road trip crossing the Tropic of Capricorn, and a look at the major travel challenges ahead for the 2026 FIFA World Cup across the USA, Canada, and Mexico: visas, infrastructure, costs, and security. Whether you're a frequent traveller, planning your World Cup journey, or exploring African destinations, this episode delivers key insights on global mobility, safety, and smart travel planning. Global Links and Services Ltd — for FIFA World Cup 2026 packages and Namibia trips. Contact: 0803 520 0478 | 0809 080 8442 Episode Topics: - Strongest passports 2026 ranking - South Africa xenophobia and tourism impact - 2026 FIFA World Cup travel logistics & warnings - Namibia travel experience: Tropic of Capricorn Perfect for travellers, football fans, and anyone following global travel trends in 2026.

    Powerful Passports 2026, South Africa Xenophobia Tourism Crisis & 2026 FIFA World Cup Travel Challenges

  7. 21 Apr

    Airpeace Direct to London from Gateway Airport, Ghana Free Visas & Solo Female Travel

    In this episode of Ije – The World of Travel, we unpack the biggest travel stories shaping journeys from Nigeria and beyond. We reveal how Nigerian airlines held Easter fares steady despite aviation fuel nearly tripling and ask how long the reprieve will last. We also bring you the exciting news that Airpeace is launching direct flights from Ogun’s new Gateway International Airport to London this summer. Plus, we cover Ghana rolling out free electronic visas for all African citizens starting 25 May 2026, the UK’s new Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) rules, and vital passport/visa advice for Nigerians. We challenge the “Is it safe?” question around solo female travel, share our Namibian Diaries from Etosha National Park, and highlight our carefully curated 2026 travel packages to Zanzibar, Namibia and more. UKVI links in the show notes: • Update your passport details in your UKVI account: http://www.gov.uk/update-uk-visas-immigration-account-details • Transfer visa to new passport: http://www.gov.uk/transfer-visa • Full guidance: gov.uk

    Airpeace Direct to London from Gateway Airport, Ghana Free Visas & Solo Female Travel

  8. 25 Mar

    Nigeria's First Female-Led Airline Binani Air Gets NCAA Approval + UK-Nigeria Deal & Namibia's Skeleton Coast

    In this episode of Ije: The World of Travel with host Tony Doe, we cover the biggest stories shaping African and global travel right now. Nigeria makes aviation history as Binani Air receives its Air Operator Certificate (AOC) from the NCAA on March 18, 2026. Founded by Senator Aishatu Binani Dahiru and led by female CEO Aminatu Dahiru Chiroma, it becomes Nigeria’s first fully female-owned and female-led airline. We discuss its planned routes to Lagos, Kano, Maiduguri, Port Harcourt, Anambra, Bauchi, and Gombe, and what this milestone means for diversity in a male-dominated sector. UK and Nigeria deepen ties: A new migration enforcement agreement will speed up returns of visa overstayers and offenders, while a £700 million deal will refurbish major ports in Lagos. We also look at the symbolic weight of President Bola Tinubu’s state visit during Ramadan. Intra-African mobility under the spotlight: Kenyan journalist Larry Madowo’s frustration over Nigeria’s $80 visa fee (while Nigerians enter Kenya visa-free) sparks an honest conversation about reciprocity, tourism barriers, and why it’s still often easier for Africans to travel outside the continent than within it. Travel inspiration from Namibia: Nelago from South African Airways shares highlights from a recent familiarisation trip, launching our new segment “My Namibian Diaries” with a vivid exploration of the haunting Skeleton Coast and the photogenic MV Zeila shipwreck. Plus, practical advice on shoulder-season travel to save money and avoid crowds, and exclusive 2026 packages to Zanzibar, Namibia, the Canton Fair in China, and more. Whether you’re interested in African aviation, cross-border policy, visa fairness, or unforgettable destinations, this episode delivers timely insights and travel ideas. 🎙️ Hosted by Tony Doe Produced by Global Links and Services Ltd. 🔗 Book your next trip: https://glstravels.com/travel 📧 tony@globallinkstravels.com Follow: @glstravelsng

    Nigeria's First Female-Led Airline Binani Air Gets NCAA Approval + UK-Nigeria Deal & Namibia's Skeleton Coast
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Ije, the World of Travel is your go-to travel news source, keeping you informed on airline updates, visa changes, and smart travel tips. Whether you're a frequent flyer, business traveller, or wanderlust explorer, we help you navigate the evolving world of travel with expert insights and actionable advice. Powered by Global Links & Services Ltd., this podcast delivers twice-monthly episodes packed with essential updates, insider hacks, and destination highlights. Stay ahead of the curve and make your travels smoother, smarter, and more rewarding. Subscribe now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Follow @glstravelsng on Instagram for real-time travel updates. For inquiries, call or WhatsApp: +234 (0) 803 520 0478, +234 (0) 809 080 8442 Email: info@globallinkstravels.com, tonydoemedia@gmail.com

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    Global Links and Services Ltd
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    21
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