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Emirates offers reduced rates to popular destinations

Emirates Airline has announced a number of flight deals to a range of destinations, enabling passengers to travel for less over the coming weeks.

  • Staff Report
  • Published: 12:10 September 18, 2008
  • Gulf News

Dubai: Emirates Airline has announced a number of flight deals to a range of destinations, enabling passengers to travel for less over the coming weeks.

The offers include destinations like New York, London, Paris, Delhi and Manila, with prices starting at Dh1, 490 for return tickets.

Majid Al Mualla, Vice President, Commercial Sales for Emirates Airline, said: "We are delighted to present these seasonal specials to our customers, enabling them to travel to some of the most popular destinations at reduced fares."

He continued: "Customers can take advantage of our deals on fares to visit these popular destinations and enjoy visiting family and friends, or to simply take a holiday or well-earned break."

The special offer destinations and prices are Manila Dh 3,030; Bangkok Dh 2,180; Beirut Dh1, 630; Mumbai Dh1, 490; Delhi Dh1, 490; Istanbul Dh1, 950; Casablanca Dh3, 990; New York Dh6, 180; London Dh2, 820 and Paris Dh3, 070. All prices quoted are return fares.

Tickets can be booked in person at any Emirates travel hub or travel agency. Customers can also benefit from an additional five per cent discount if they purchase their ticket online. Offers are available now and bookings close on September 30, 2008. Travel can be any time up to November 30, 2008 subject to availability.

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