Etihad Airways deals to top destinations ahead of Prophet Muhammad's Birthday (PBUH)
Ahead of the next UAE public holiday, Etihad Airways is laying on some great deals to top destinations throughout its extensive network.
The airline operates out of Zayed International Airport in Abu Dhabi but Dubai-based travellers can get a free shuttle bus at Al Wasl Centre behind the Safestway Supermarket when flying with Etihad.
Where can you go? For starters, return flights to Bahrain from Dhs315, Washington DC from Dhs4,935 and Seoul from Dhs3,545 in Economy.
If you prefer a European getaway, you could be strolling the beach in Malaga from Dhs1,465, sipping pints in Dusseldorf from Dhs2,355, or wandering Prague's cobbled streets without completely emptying your savings.
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Other cities included in the current offer are Bengaluru, Doha, Hyderabad, Kuwait, Muscat, Frankfurt, Warsaw, Osaka, Paris, Riyadh and Saint Petersburg, Seychelles and Shanghai – so if you've got a dream destination list, there's a good chance it's on there.
The only catch is that you have got to move quickly.
Book by Wednesday September 17 for travel until Tuesday March 31 2026.
And yes, that means winter getaways, autumn escapes and maybe even a cheeky early spring break are all on the table.
etihad.com.
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