General Travel News
Flydubai Cuts Fares 50 Percent Through December 15
Flydubai announced it is cutting fares 50 percent on all flights until December 15th, beginning on Tuesday. During this period passengers can book one way fares to and from Dubai at half price including all taxes and one piece of hand baggage. The company also reduced the price of flights transferring through Dubai by 20 percent during the sale. Bookings must be made by 11:59 pm on December 15th for travel between January 7th and March 27th.
One way flights from Dubai can be purchased for as little as AED125 to Beirut, Amman, and Bahrain, and AED100 to Doha. Flights to Aleppo, Damascus, Dijibouti, Khartoum, Baku, and Kathmandu are also available at the reduced price. CEO of flydubai, Ghaith Al Ghaith, said “The flydubai sale is an important part of our business strategy and will continue to be a regular feature. Our previous two sales have generated a huge amount of excitement and interest and we expect the same from this one.”
More General Travel News
Latest Travel News
Featured Sights To See
Theatre of Dionysos
Athens, Greece
This theatre was built in the fifth century BCE and to accommodate the dramatists of the time. Famous plays such as Oedipus Rex written by Sophocles were performed here, among others by Greece’s most famous poets (including Aeschylus, Aristophanes and Euripides). The audience was seated on two types of seats depending on their rank, with the more privileged citizenry sitting in sections made of Pe...
Decorative Arts Museum
Isfahan, Iran
Address: Ostandari Street Timings: Saturdays to Wednesdays 8am to 1pm, Thursdays 8am to 12noon Tickets: IRR 3000 Located within a building that was used primarily as a storage shed cum stable house, the Decorative Arts Museum today houses relics from the Safavid and Qajar eras – glassware, calligraphic samples, miniature frescoes and paintings, intricately carved wooden furniture an...
Buckingham Palace
London, United Kingdom
Buckingham Palace was built in 1705 as the London home for the Duke of Buckingham. Before that the site had been a mulberry garden planted by James I in a futile attempt to raise silkworms. In 1761, it was bought by George III for Queen Charlotte and in the 1820s it was transformed from “the Queen’s House” into a true royal palace. Queen Victoria moved in upon her accession in ...
Grafton Street
Dublin, Ireland
Grafton Street is one of two pedestrian shopping avenues in central Dublin (along with Henry Street). It runs from the northwest corner of Saint Stephen's Green to the west side of Trinity College. Though Henry Street receives more visitors, Grafton Street has more upscale retailers. This is one of the most expensive commercial streets in the world. Street performers, called...