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Dubai’s Emirates reveals special fares ahead of National Day holidays

The offer is valid for bookings, starting November 18 till November 29, 2020, for travel until May 31, 2021

by Zainab Mansoor

November 18, 2020

Dubai carrier Emirates is offering UAE residents discounted fares ahead of the upcoming National Day weekend.

The airline has unveiled fares to a range of destinations across Africa, Europe and the Far East for UAE travellers. The offer is valid for bookings starting today, November 18 till November 29 2020, for travel until May 31, 2021, subject to terms and conditions.

Emirates Economy Class and Business Class passengers can plan a trip to one of the following destinations:

Destination	Economy Class	Business Class
Cairo	Starting from Dhs1,925	Starting from Dhs6,005
Nairobi	Starting from Dhs1,995	Starting from Dhs9,535
London	Starting from Dhs2,265	Starting from Dhs10,645
Bangkok	Starting from Dhs2,295	Starting from Dhs10,445
Zurich	Starting from Dhs2,395	Starting from Dhs14,045
Geneva	Starting from Dhs2,695	Starting from Dhs15,825
Casablanca	Starting from Dhs2,815	Starting from Dhs12,275
Maldives	Starting from Dhs2,995	Starting from Dhs8,105
Seychelles	Starting from Dhs3,085	Starting from Dhs9,925
Johannesburg	Starting from Dhs3,395	Starting from Dhs13,605
Cape Town	Starting from Dhs3,595	Starting from Dhs14,505
Mauritius	Starting from Dhs3,585	Starting from Dhs11,755

Travellers can also book with Emirates Holidays and enjoy a three-night hotel stay starting from Dhs4,199 per person, including airfare.

Emirates has implemented a set of measures to ensure the safety of its customers and employees on the ground and in the air, including the distribution of complimentary hygiene kits containing masks, gloves, hand sanitiser and antibacterial wipes to all customers.

Emirates allows customers to claim Covid-19 related medical expenses on flights undertaken until December 31, 2020, and is valid for 31 days from the moment they fly the first sector of their journey.

The airline’s COO Adel al Redha, lended hope in August, when he asserted that Emirates aims to serve 100 per cent of its network destinations, tantamount to 143 cities, by summer 2021.