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Emirates launches Dubai Experience booking platform in the UK
Emirates has launched itinerary booking platform Dubai Experience in the UK
It enables customers to browse and book customised itineraries including flights, hotel stays, attractions, and dining experiences in Dubai and the UAE.
UK customers can choose from pre-curated itineraries or specific activities in sports, culture, adventure, or entertainment and the arts.
Adnan Kazim, Emirates’ Chief Commercial Officer said: “We are promoting the very best of Dubai and the UAE, which is fully integrated with emirates.com.”
“This platform offers our customers the ability to plan their Dubai journeys and stopovers, and benefit from exclusive rates.”
Emirates’ customers in 20 countries, including the UK, can build customised itineraries from a selection of over 100 hotels and 200 activities.
Customers who plan and book their journeys can enjoy exclusive hotel benefits including discounted rates, discounted rates on activities and curated recommendations.
Learn more about : Emirates Holidays ( United Kingdom )
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