January 12 - Emirates has launched a global sale with fares from Canada starting at $919. All-inclusive Economy and Business Class fares with an origin point of Toronto are available to a five destinations, including but not limited to Dubai, Amman and more.

 

In Economy, sample fares include the following:

• Dubai from $919 • Amman from $999 • Karachi from $1,069 • Tehran from $1,159 • Malé from $2,059

 

In Business, fares include the following:

• Dubai from $4,699 • Amman from $3,999 • Karachi from $4,699 • Tehran from $3,999 • Malé from $6,429

 

For a complete list of eligible destinations or to book a ticket go to Emirates’ Special Offers page. Bookings must be made between January 4-18, for travel between January 4-June 15, 2021.

 

To provide added peace of mind, Emirates has flexible booking options as well as multi-risk travel insurance that includes COVID-19 coverage with every flight.

 

Plus, through the Emirates Skywards loyalty program, loyalty members receive special Cash+Miles rates with bookings made from January 4-20, for travel between January 4-June 15. With these rates, members enjoy a special conversion offer where 2,000 Skywards Miles are equivalent to USD 20 for Economy Class flights, while 2,000 Skywards Miles are equivalent to USD 40 for First and Business Class flights. With no minimum number of Miles needed to spend, Skywards members can pay for part of their ticket’s cost with as little as one Mile.

 

Moreover, the My Emirates Pass, which turns an Emirates boarding pass into a membership card, has been extended this year, giving travellers more chances to explore the UAE for less. Those flying to and through Dubai from January 1 to September 30, 2021 can take advantage of the offer by presenting their Emirates boarding pass and a valid form of ID at any participating outlet. The offer includes discounts in over 300 restaurants across the country and over 35 spas in world-class hotels. The full list of participating outlets can be found at emirates.com.

Source: Travelweek

 

 

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