Nigerian airline Air Peace has launched a new promotional campaign highlighting Antigua and Barbuda’s tourism attractions as it seeks to encourage travel from West Africa to the Caribbean.

In a social media post published on Monday, the airline showcased several of Antigua and Barbuda’s best-known destinations, including Shirley Heights, Nelson’s Dockyard, Devil’s Bridge and Sandals Grande Antigua.

Air Peace described Antigua and Barbuda as one of the Caribbean’s “most captivating destinations” and invited travelers to explore the twin-island nation through its direct service from Nigeria.

The airline encouraged prospective visitors to “fly directly from Nigeria to the Caribbean” and promoted the route as a convenient way to begin an island vacation.

The campaign featured a series of images highlighting the country’s natural scenery, historic sites and coastal attractions, while also emphasizing tourism experiences available to international visitors.

Air Peace has been using its social media platforms to market destinations across the Caribbean as part of its efforts to promote regional travel opportunities for Nigerian and West African passengers.