Emirates Airlines reveals 30 destinations in 20 countries without quarantine
Emirates Airlines revealed that it operates more flights to 30 destinations in 20 countries without the need for a quarantine upon arrival, stressing that it is working to provide wider opportunities for citizens and residents of the UAE to travel easily to their favorite destinations at special prices.
The carrier stated in a statement that its customers from the UAE are available to travel on its flights at special prices starting from 1695 dirhams, explaining that the offer is valid on reservations until the sixth of next July, for travel until February 28, 2022, with the offer subject to some terms and conditions.
And the house that passengers of economy and business class with "Emirates Airlines" can choose to book from the list of famous tourist destinations, including Rome, starting from 2,255 dirhams in economy class, and from 13,415 dirhams in business class, as well as Barcelona, starting from 2395 Dhs in "tourist" and from 13,315 dirhams in business class, in addition to Istanbul, starting from 1,695 dirhams in economy class and from 10,985 dirhams in business class.
Other destinations are Phuket, starting from Dhs1,955 in Economy Class, and Dhs7,995 in Business Class, in addition to Los Angeles, starting from Dhs3,335 in Economy Class and Dhs19,555 in Business Class.
Emirates Airlines also allows its customers traveling from the United Arab Emirates to plan their holidays without quarantine with Emirates Holidays, starting from AED 1999 per person, with special programs available for a variety of experiences.
With more countries easing restrictions on passenger entry, Emirates continues to intensify its operations and expand its services across its network to meet the strong demand for leisure travel during the summer.
The carrier will serve 124 cities in July 2021, with flights restarting to seven destinations, and Miami will also appear for the first time on the network, with more flights added to 12 destinations in Europe, North America and Africa.
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