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Upto 50% Discount by Emirates, Wizz Air & Air Arabia

Nida Zakaria
Last updated: 28 November 2021 07:32
By Nida Zakaria
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Yes, you have heard it right—airlines such as Emirates, Wizz Air & Air Arabia have announced discounts of up to 50%. As the UAE’s National Day approaches, numerous airlines have announced huge discounts for a limited number of destinations. Emirates is providing discounted prices to a number of locations. The discount is beneficial for bookings made before December 5 for travel until June 15, 2022.

Passengers may get tickets to London for Dh2,195 in Economy and Dh11,255 in Business; to Bangkok for Dh2,045 in Economy and Dh8,555 in Business; to Kuwait for Dh1,395 and Dh6,995; to New York for Dh3,195 and Dh14,555; and to Mauritius for Dh4,145 and Dh 11,555.

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When booking holiday packages with Emirates Holidays, travellers will receive a 50% discount on hotels, as well as a slew of other additional benefits. The cheapest tickets start at Dh2,659 per person.

Wizz Air Abu Dhabi announced that it will provide a special 50% discount on all flights to all destinations.

The airline is also conducting a social media photo competition for UAE’s National Day, in which the top 50 entrants will receive a free return flight to any place on the national carrier’s network. Entrants must snap a photo of a UAE landmark and submit it to the competition using the hashtag #UAE50WithWIZZ and the Twitter handle @Wizzair. The finest images will be chosen and shared across Wizz Air’s social media platforms.

UAE national day 🇦🇪#dubai#burjkhalifa #burjkhalifadubai #uae48thnationalday #Uaenationalday #🇦🇪 #snapshareandwin #itsBurJuman #competition #participateandwin #spiritoftheunion #UAE48 pic.twitter.com/B2zt7fLy5J

— SHoAiB JutT (@itxjutt_) December 2, 2019

Air Arabia, based in Sharjah, is giving consumers attractive travel packages with special fixed pricing to destinations across its network. A return flight and three nights stay in a hotel with breakfast are included in the package.

Customers can enjoy the four-day break for a discounted price in a range of cities, including Bishkek, Almaty, Salalah, Kyiv, Moscow, Trabzon, Baku, Yerevan, Istanbul, Tbilisi, Tashkent, and Nairobi.

Customers must book their tickets through Air Arabia’s website, contact centre, or travel agencies in order to take advantage of the special UAE National Day deal.

“Customers are advised to verify the most recent government travel restrictions in their country of origin to ensure they meet the travel criteria of their final destination”, said Emirates in an official statement.

So are you happy with these discounts? Let us know in the comments below.

 

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