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Travel and take the family along for half the price with Emirates
Emirates is offering you the opportunity to bring your family along on your next trip to Amman, Beirut or Damascus, at half the price.
Every time you and your spouse purchase a full-fare ticket on either First Class, Business Class or Economy Class before the 31st of July 2010 for travel on or before 30th August 2010, your children will receive 50% discount on their tickets to Amman, Beirut or Damascus.
So whether you want to enjoy an exhilarating summer season, experience the exciting seasonal festivities, or even just unwind and relax under the sun on the shores of Amman, Beirut and Damascus, Emirates has something for the whole family to enjoy.
For bookings visit the Emirates website.
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