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Emirates rewards customers in Nigeria with reduced fares

By on November 16, 2014

Emirates, a global connector of people and places, is offering its customers in Nigeria the opportunity to see more of the world at reduced fares for a limited period only.
Available on selected return Economy Class and Business Class tickets to numerous destinations across the Far East, Europe, Canada and the Indian Sub-Continent, the sale is valid for booking until November 18th. To avail of this offer, outbound travel must commence on or before 15th December 2014.
According to the airline, fares start from as low as N134,800 in Economy Class to (Dubai); N167,152 to Munbai and from N182,991 to Guangzhou. Business Class passengers can enjoy fares starting from N671,810 to Hong Kong and N557,567 to London. Some other exciting destinations covered in this offer include Delhi, New York, Houston, Kuala Lumpur, Manila, Seoul, Shanghai, Bangkok, Jakarta, Chennai, Hyderabad, Johannesburg, Chicago, Kolkata among others. All fares are inclusive of taxes and fuel surcharge.
On-board, customers will enjoy specially created regional menus and a wide range of movies, TV programmes, games and music through ice, Emirates’ multi-award winning in-flight entertainment system, while being served by Emirates’ multi-lingual cabin crew from over 160 countries around the world.
Emirates’ Travellers can enjoy a raft of rewards by joining the award-winning frequent flyer programme, Skywards. The programme offers four tiers of membership – Blue, Silver, Gold and Platinum – with each tier providing exclusive privileges. Members earn Skywards miles whenever they fly on Emirates and partner airlines, or when they use the programme’s designated hotels, car rentals, financial, leisure and lifestyle partners. Skywards Miles can be redeemed for an amazing range of flight, leisure and lifestyle rewards. Launched in 2000, Emirates Skywards continues to attract new members extending its membership base to over 10 million members worldwide.

 

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