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Lusaka Travel Guide

Lusaka, in Lusaka Province, is the capital of Zambia. It is a cosmopolitan city that is home to approximately one in ten Zambians. Get in By plane There are plenty of airlines offering direct or In-direct flights to Lusaka from UK. Lusaka is reasonably well-served by flights from Johannesburg, Nairobi, Lilongwe, Addis Ababa, and London. British Airways is the main intercontinental carrier that flies to Lusaka from Europe, with direct flights from London three times a week. South African Airways fly to Lusaka from Johannesburg with multiple flights per day, and Kenya Airways from Nairobi and Ethiopian Airlines from Addis fly daily.(However, in Johannesburg the airlines have no control over baggage in transit and the airport's baggage concessionnaire is exempt from responsibility by contract, so lost baggage can be an issue.) Various other African airlines serve Lusaka. In December 1994, Zambia Airways went into liquidation, and Zambian Airways (former Mine Air Services) ceased operation in early 2009, so there is no national airline flying larger than commuter-type aircraft. Pro-Flight traditionally has specialized in serving tourist game lodges rather than trunk intercity flights. International airlines that are represented in Lusaka include: Air Angola Air Botswana Air France  Air India Air Malawi Air Tanzania  Air Zimbabwe  British Airways  Kenya Airways / KLM   South African Airways  For domestic flights, there are various airlines, indluding Airwaves, Avocet Air Charters, Stabo Air Charters, Staravia and Ngwazi Air Charters. Lusaka International Airport (LUN) is well-signposted and is situated 25km from the centre, off the Great East Road. By road Since it is the commercial center and governmental seat of Zambia, all the arterial roads lead to Lusaka. Buses run between Livingstone and Kitwe. Operators of this route regularly change, so ask locally before you travel. Currently, Euro-Africa Coaches is the most reliable op...
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