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Etihad offers free resort stays for first, business class
ABU DHABI — Etihad Airways, the national airline of the UAE, is rewarding its guests who book Diamond First or Pearl Business class tickets between now and January 31, 2011, with a complimentary stopover and stay at any of two luxurious hotels in the UAE.
Aside from experiencing a full five-star treatment with Diamond First Class, guests will be able to choose — for free — from either a three-night accommodation at the Qasr Al Sarab Desert Resort or two nights at the Yas Hotel.
Pearl Business class guests can opt for either a two-night complimentary stay at the Qasr Al Sarab Desert Resort or one night at the Yas Hotel.
All offers include limousine transfers.
Guests will experience premium travel in the world’s leading airline first class or the world’s best business class with the award-winning flat bed, enjoying a personal food and beverage manager and over 600 hours of entertainment on some of the widest screens in the sky.
To book, contact your Etihad Airways office or your travel agent. Once tickets have been purchased, guests or travel agents can contact the preferred hotel to book the complimentary stopover in Abu Dhabi. When booking, please provide your Etihad Airways ticket number.
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