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Emirates Offers Special Summer Discounts

Emirates-airlineEmirates Airlines is offering customers in Ghana the opportunity to spend the remainder of the summer in some of the world’s main cities with specially discounted fares on both the Economy Class and Business.

A statement issued by the Airline, in Accra, said passengers traveling in Business Class could also enjoy competitive fares to London-Heathrow from GH 10, 837, Mumbai from GH9, 880, Frankfurt from GH 8, 996 and Chicago for GH 12, 824.

With prices from GH 3,478, travelers can fly to London Heathrow and can visit Beijing for GH 4,623, Singapore for GH 3,699, Chicago for GH 4,951 and Dubai for GH 4,396.

Other key cities included in this promotion are Washington D.C., Los Angeles, Delhi, Perth, Hamburg and Amsterdam.

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Return fares are still available in the system and are inclusive of Taxes and Fuel Surcharge.

The statement cautioned that prices may change depending on the rate of exchange at the time of booking.

The offers are available for reservation; also terms and conditions apply, it said.

Emirates currently serves Accra daily, with the Boeing 777-300ER, which offers eight luxurious First Class seats, 42 flat-bed seats in Business Class and 310 generously-sized Economy Class seats.

Emirates has a fleet of over 210 aircraft and is the world’s largest A380 and Boeing 777operator, flying to 142 destinations in 80 countries.

 

Source: GNA

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