Emirates ikukulitsa netiweki zake kupita kumalo 70

Emirates has announced it will resume passenger services to Kuwait City (5 August) and Lisbon (16 August). This will take Emirates’ passenger network to 70 destinations in August, over 50% of its pre-pandemic destination network, as the airline gradually resumes operations with the safety of its customers, crew and communities as its top priority.

Flights from Dubai to Kuwait City will operate as a daily service and flights from Dubai to Lisbon will operate three times a week. The flights will be operated with the Emirates Boeing 777-300ER.

Apaulendo oyenda pakati pa America, Europe, Africa, Middle East, ndi Asia Pacific amatha kusangalala ndi kulumikizana kotetezeka komanso kosavuta kudzera ku Dubai. Makasitomala ochokera ku netiweki ya Emirates atha kuyimitsa kapena kupita ku Dubai popeza mzindawu watsegulidwiranso mabizinesi apadziko lonse lapansi ndi alendo osangalala.

Covid 19 Mayeso a PCR ndi ololedwa kwa onse okwera komanso odutsa omwe amafika ku Dubai (ndi UAE), kuphatikiza nzika za UAE, nzika ndi alendo, osatengera dziko lomwe akuchokera.

Destination Dubai: Kuchokera ku magombe odzala ndi dzuwa ndi zochitika zakale kupita ku malo ochereza alendo komanso malo opumira, Dubai ndi amodzi mwamalo odziwika kwambiri padziko lonse lapansi. Mu 2019, mzindawu udalandira alendo 16.7 miliyoni ndikuchititsa misonkhano ndi ziwonetsero zapadziko lonse lapansi, komanso masewera ndi zosangalatsa.

Since Dubai re-opened to tourists on 7th July, so far the number of new COVID-19 cases across the UAE has remained steady and is on a downward trend. Dubai was one of the world’s first cities to obtain Safe Travels stamp from the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) - zomwe zimavomereza njira zonse za Dubai zowonetsetsa kuti alendo ali ndi thanzi labwino komanso chitetezo.