Emirates offers attractive packages as part of Dubai Shopping Festival
Dubai: Emirates airline has been associated with the DSF since its inception in 1996. It's been a long and fruitful association of the two brands that have been instrumental in building Dubai as a commercial and tourism hub.
As key sponsor of the DSF, Emirates is offering attractive packages for the customers who can fly in to Dubai from any part of the world and enjoy all the city of Dubai has to offer at very competitive rates. These carefully designed packages offer a range of prices, properties and benefits to satisfy the needs of our customers, especially families.
The price, starting from as low as $66 per person per night sharing includes all accommodation related taxes and service charges, and are available for all classes of travel. These exceptional value-for-money packages offer a choice of 18 select properties to suit all budgets.
Ghaith Al Ghaith, Emirates Executive Vice-President Commercial Operations Worldwide, said: "Our DSF packages are an excellent means for people who have never seen Dubai before to come and enjoy the city and all it offers at extremely reasonable prices. This is the perfect time for families to take a vacation and revel in the festive atmosphere in Dubai, do some great shopping and possibly even win some of the fabulous prizes on offer during the period.
"Emirates has been a key sponsor of DSF since its inception 11 years ago and we are proud to be associated with the biggest shopping extravaganza in the world. Through this, we endeavour to showcase Dubai to the world and attract even more tourists to the emirate."
The majority of Emirates customers for DSF are from the Gulf and Middle East region, but increasingly the airline has been flying in many more people from the subcontinent, Africa and Europe as well.
The airline actively promotes the festival across its network and has produced a dedicated brochure for the DSF packages in both English and Arabic which has been distributed through Emirates offices.
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