Emirates Dubai Summer Surprises 2008 offers

Emirates Airlines is giving you better deals in conjuction with 2008 Dubai Summer Surprises.

No matter how you look at it, Dubai Summer Surprises (DSS) packages is a good deal indeed for those who seek a memorable summer vacation at Dubai during the summer months. 2008’s edition of DSS was launched recently from 19th June until 22nd August 2008.

This year’s DSS promises even more fun and events, surpassing the success that DSS had for the past decade. Look forward to 10 weeks of family fun, shopping extravaganza and edutainment carnivals in specially themed mall atmosphere. The centre of all the fun and entertained will be Modhesh Fun City, the region’s largest indoor edutainment venue.

Some basic features of the Dubai Summer Surprises 2008 Emirates package:

• Eligible to all Emirates passengers to or via Dubai
• Package prices starts from a low of US$62
• Validity period is from 19th June until 22nd August 2008
• Pay with MasterCard card and save 10% for bookings made at Emirates offices only.
• A minimum of 3 nights booking

Fly Emirates to DSS 2008 and enjoy:

• Meet & Assist at Dubai International Airport by uniformed Arabian Adventures staff.
• Transfers on arrival and departure between Dubai International Airport and hotel by chauffeur-driven cars.
• Arabian Adventures welcome pack with the new Vice Versa^® “cash reward” card.
• Emirates Holidays 24-hour emergency assistance.
• Additional 10kg free baggage allowance on return/onward flights from Dubai.

Burj Dubai to be completed September 2009

Take a tour in a city that showcases some of the world’s most impressive architectural wonders. If you’ve been putting off visiting Dubai, preferring to wait until Burj Dubai open it’s doors, you now have a date to put on your calender. Dubai’s iconic world tallest man-made structure in the making is expecting completion in September 2009. The Burj Dubai will no doubt dominate the skyline of central downtown Dubai viewing from afar.

Numerous improvements, enhancements, redesign and height adjustments were proposed and implemented to make Burj Dubai the pride of the oil-rich nation. Take a bird’s eye view at it’s observation deck at level 127 (wish it was higher), feel on top of the world while you marvel at the extraordinary engineering and construction landscape of Dubai. Vertigo sufferers need not apply, I’m afraid.