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The platform offers customers the ability to plan their trips and stopovers in Dubai, and benefit from exclusive fares and expert recommendations.
Emirates has launched Dubai Experience, its powerful and intuitive platform allowing customers to easily browse, create and book their own personalized itineraries, including flights, hotel stays, visits to key attractions and more dining and leisure experiences in Dubai and the United Arab Emirates.
Guests can choose from pre-arranged itineraries if they are first-time visitors, or have specific interests in sports, culture, adventure, or entertainment and the arts. They can also have fun creating their own unique itineraries from scratch, drawing from a long list of recommended activities and dining options, or mix and match, using pre-curated itineraries as a starting point. .
Whether it’s one of the many popular free attractions across the UAE or one that requires pre-booking and payment, the easy-to-use route planner provides details such as duration estimated, location map and cost, allowing customers to plan and schedule with confidence. maximize their visit to Dubai and the UAE.
Adnan Kazim, Commercial Director of Emirates, said: “We are proud to promote the best Dubai and the UAE have to offer on Dubai Experience, which is fully integrated with emirates.com. This powerful platform offers our customers the ability to plan their trips and stopovers in Dubai, and benefit from exclusive rates and expert recommendations.
“Through the Dubai Experience platform, Emirates aims to add value to our customers and enrich their journeys, and ultimately inspire more people to visit our beautiful home and hub in the UAE. We will continue to add more content exciting about Dubai Experience, and looking at the opportunity to launch it to customers in more markets.”
Today, Emirates customers in 19 countries* can create rich, personalized itineraries from a selection of over 100 hotels and 200 activities, all of which can be added to an existing Emirates flight booking or created around of a news. —Wam
