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Emirates offers free stay at Atlantis to first and business class passengers
Emirates Airline has unveiled an exciting new offer in partnership with Atlantis, the flagship resort and water park recently opened on Dubai's Palm Jumeirah.
- Staff Report
- Published: 12:08 September 25, 2008
Dubai: Emirates Airline has unveiled an exciting new offer in partnership with Atlantis, the flagship resort and water park recently opened on Dubai's Palm Jumeirah.
Passengers flying Emirates Airline's First Class or Business Class to or via Dubai over the coming months will receive a complimentary stay in the hotel and enjoy its incredible world of aquatic wonders.
The offer includes unlimited access during their stay at Atlantis to the amazing water playground Aquaventure, featuring thrilling water rides as well as The Lost Chambers, a maze of underground tunnels offering fascinating underwater views.
Keith Longstaff, Emirates' Divisional Senior Vice President, Commercial Operations Worldwide said: "We are delighted to offer our First and Business Class customers this exceptional opportunity to be amongst the first to experience the world-class facilities at Atlantis. We hope many of our passengers will take advantage of this complimentary offer to enjoy an incomparable Dubai experience combining the excellence of Emirates' service and the UAE's newest and much awaited tourist attraction."
Passengers flying Emirates Business Class to or via Dubai during the offer period will enjoy a complimentary one-night stay at Atlantis, while eligible Emirates First Class passengers will enjoy two nights' complimentary stay.
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