Emirates Airline Unveils ‘Dazzling Fares’ For Nigeria Passengers Ahead Of 2020


…Sales between 7 and 31 Dec. 2019


Emirates (EK) has announced ‘Dazzling Fares’ for existing and prospective travelers in Nigeria flying with the carrier from Murtala Muhammed Internation Airport (MMIA), Lagos and Nnamdi Azikiwe Internation Airport (NAIA), Abuja to and via its Dubai hub to other routes in 2020 .

Setting the time frame for both purchase of the promo ticket and the validity of the itinerary, Emirates said: “With return fares at a special price offer, travellers have another compelling reason to embark on new adventures in 2020 and plan them in advance. The fares are available from December 7th to 31st and are valid for travel from January 7th to November 30th 2020.”



Encouraging its customers to take advantage of the window period, the United Arab Emirate airline said “It is never too early to plan for the next adventure, especially when it comes to treating the travel bug. Travellers will have fun curating another bumper year of travel in a global fare promotion as the year 2019 runs out.”

 “For a limited time, jet-setters in Nigeria can look forward to great deals to key destinations in Emirates’ global network with special Business Class and Economy Class fares.”

In enhancing customer satisfaction, Emirates resonates its ‘Fly Better, unmatched in-flight and on-ground experiences’ attitude.

“Emirates believes in making every flight experience extraordinary. By making continued investments in refreshing the world’s biggest fleet of Airbus A380s and Boeing 777s, passengers travelling with Emirates are able to Fly Better on every single flight,” said the airline.

“With door-to-door chauffeur service and luxury on-ground lounges in select airports worldwide, and on board enhancements, travellers can Fly Better with a seamless travel experience.

 “An on-board shower spa, fine dining and lounge bar are some of the exclusive experiences for First Class travellers on-board the A380, while the Boeing 777 offers uncompromising luxury and privacy with an enclosed First Class Suite, and mood lighting set to provide unprecedented comfort for travellers, along with virtual windows and sleek leathery inspired by the Mercedes-Benz S-Class. Exclusive wines, champagnes and spirits, along with regionally inspired gourmet meals ensure that that all palates are matched.

“Passengers traveling on the Boeing 777 Business Class enjoy unprecedented levels of comfort with wider and more ergonomic seats; while First and Business Class passengers on board the A380 can socialise and enjoy drinks and canapés at the iconic on-board Lounge. Kick back, relax and choose from more than 4,500 channels of the latest TV and on-demand content in multiple languages with Emirates’ award-winning ice inflight entertainment system.”


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