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Emirates announces My Emirates Pass offers for winter season

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Michael Doersam Chief Financial & Group Services Officer | Emirates Airline

By Sky Industry News

Nov 1, 2024

Emirates has announced the return of its My Emirates Pass, offering passengers exclusive deals at numerous locations in Dubai and the UAE. The pass is available from November 1, 2024, to March 31, 2025. It allows customers to use their boarding pass for discounts at restaurants, family attractions, spa treatments, shopping outlets, and private pools.

Passengers flying to or through Dubai can show their boarding pass and valid identification to access offers at attractions like At The Top Burj Khalifa, IMG Worlds of Adventure, and Aquaventure Waterpark. For a full list of offers, customers are directed to visit emirates.com/myemiratespass.

This year’s My Emirates Pass includes complimentary access to the Vision Pavilion and Expo Museum at Expo City. Additionally, the Dubai Shopping Festival celebrates its 30th anniversary from December 6, 2024, to January 12, 2025. During this period, Emirates customers can enjoy special offers across various city venues.

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The initiative aims to enhance travelers' experiences in Dubai by providing access to cultural sites and leisure activities. Travelers can also create customized itineraries using the Dubai Experience platform offered by Emirates.

Members of Emirates Skywards can earn Miles with global partners such as hotels and airlines. These Miles can be used for reward tickets or upgrades. In Dubai, members have opportunities to earn additional Miles at locations like Dubai Mall and Arabian Adventures.

For those booking holidays through Emirates Holidays, flexible options are available along with support from a dedicated service team. Skywards members receive bonus Miles on top of those earned from flights.

UAE residents can earn Skywards Miles through everyday purchases using the Skywards Everyday app by linking credit or debit cards. This feature allows earning Miles across sectors like shopping and dining.

Further details are available on emirates.com where tickets can also be purchased through various channels including travel agents.

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