Emirates Airline is turning every couple’s vacation dream into reality. Pick one of the world’s most romantic getaways, choose your favorite class of service and for one reduced price, get two round-trip tickets.
In celebration of the launch of Emirates’ new non-stop service to Tokyo on 28th March, the award-winning airline has pulled out all the stops to ensure that its passengers enjoy a truly Japanese experience, even before they have arrived at Narita International Airport.
Emirates has announced its plans to launch direct services to Dakar – Senegal – known as the land of ‘Teranga’ or hospitality because of its friendly and welcoming people.
Emirates has doubled its regional lounge offering in the UK within the space of just six months.
Emirates passengers can look forward to a warm welcome on and off the aircraft after the airline unveiled plans to launch direct services to Senegal
With 100 days to go until the whistle blows for the opening match of the football’s premier tournament, Emirates’ FIFA World Cup 2010™ Travel Packages have never been more accessible and attractive.
The world’s most populous country, China, will fittingly receive the aviation world’s largest commercial aircraft with the start of Emirates A380 Dubai-Beijing-Dubai services on 1st August 2010.
Japan Airlines and Dubai-based Emirates Airline reached an agreement to expand their code share partnership between Japan and Dubai.
The allure of life at 40,000 feet shows no sign of abating with Emirates Airline recently enjoying one of its highest turnouts for a cabin crew recruitment day in Europe.
Three UAE National Emirates’ employees have graduated with Honours in Aircraft Engineering from Kingston University in the United Kingdom, after completing a one-year top up degree programme sponsored by Emirates.
Passengers travelling from Dubai to Riyadh on EK817 recently were in good company, as Emirates was tasked with transporting one of the world’s most advanced humanoid robots.
One of the world’s most visited countries, Italy, has been brought closer to international travellers after Emirates’ flights to Rome went double daily.
Emirates, the international airline of the United Arab Emirates, on Monday added an extra daily connection between its home base of Dubai and the Malaysian capital, Kuala Lumpur.
Emirates has announced its plans to launch direct services to Tokyo – Japan’s capital city and one of the world’s foremost economic centers.
An Emirates’ A380 has become the 6000th Airbus aircraft to roll off the production line in Hamburg, as the airline continues to weather the financial storm and thrusts ahead with its ambitious expansion plans.
Amadeus, a global provider of technology and distribution solutions to the travel and tourism industry, has signed contracts with Emirates, Finnair and TACA to provide them with its market intelligence data.
People looking to travel to Dubai to experience the excitement of the Dubai Shopping Festival (DSF) and spend time with their families will benefit from a free one month tourist visa, when travelling on Emirates and paying with their Visa credit, debit or prepaid card in the UAE.
The UAE’s position as the hub – and most popular destination - for cruise ships in the Middle East will be consolidated next month with the arrival of a new state-of-the-art luxury liner on its maiden voyage.
Emirates airline will advance its existing operation to Jakarta with the introduction of a double-daily service, effective 1st March 2010.
Presently, Emirates operates 11 flights a week to the Indonesian capital city.
Dubai’s debt crisis is over, according to the foreign minister of the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Abu Dhabi’s $10 billion bailout of its struggling neighbour was proof of national unity, said Sheikh Abdullah Bin Zayed Al Nahayan.