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Unlock Thailand with Emirates
With flights to more than 140 destinations around the world through its hub in Dubai, Emirates truly allows your clients to Unlock the East. Having relaxed and
enjoyed Emirates’ renowned world-class onboard service, they can experience destinations such as Thailand, with its beautiful beaches, flourishing jungle, delicious food and a rich history and culture.
Visitors to Bangkok get to soak up the sights and sounds of one of the most exciting cities in the world, with its phenomenal restaurants, lively nightlife and stunning temples and palaces. Further south, Phuket
offers an enticing mix of palm-lined beaches,
daytime activities and a vibrant nightlife, where customers can enjoy a speedboat trip to the surrounding islands or a cruise around Phang Nga Bay by day and revel in the party atmosphere of Patong Beach by night. Emirates offers multiple daily flights to Bangkok
and a daily service to Phuket, with the Airport Rail Link an invigorating 160kph route into the capital and an array of taxis and public transport offering a more leisurely transfer experience in Phuket.
With exceptional comfort in Economy Focus on: Emirates Economy Class
Travellers flying Economy Class with Emirates certainly don’t experience a standard service. Ergonomically designed seats with adjustable headrests and up to a 34-inch seat pitch offer unrivalled comfort, while passengers can sample multi-course gourmet cuisine served with a selection of complimentary beverages.
Up to 1,800 channels of award-winning
entertainment are available on ‘ice’, ensuring there’s no chance to get bored, and kids’ meals, toys and entertainment are complimentary too. If your customers want
to travel in Economy without giving up on the finer things in life, ensure they Unlock the East in style with Emirates.
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Class and luxurious cabin features including Private Suites in First Class and lie-flat seats in Business Class, there is truly no better way to unlock this exciting destination than with Emirates.
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