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Emirates introduces ‘Hold My Fare’

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Emirates, a global connector of people, places and experiences, is now making it easier for customers in select markets and the UAE to book and lock in fares while they simultaneously plan their travel itineraries for their business trips, family holidays or weekend getaways.

 

 

A statement released by JSP Communications on behalf of the airline and signed by its Head, Media Department, Favour Ojiabor, said that the package is a new feature on the airline’s website that offers customers the opportunity to hold their reservations

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21322_Screen-R_JPEGNot only that, they can also lock in competitive Emirates fares for up to 48 hours for a nominal fee, which is calculated based on the booked route or destination and applies to every passenger except infants.

 

“To lock in the best fare and preferred flight, customers are asked to authorise the reservation, which will then be held on their credit card. The fee is released back to customer’s credit card if tickets are paid for within 48 hours,” the statement explained further.

 

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“Emirates is committed to finding innovative ways to make the online booking experience even more convenient. With ‘Hold My Fare’, we are providing our customers added flexibility to firm up their travel plans at their own pace. Customers can finalise the details of their journey, organise accommodation with their travel companions or family with the peace of mind that their preferred flights won’t sell out and that they are guaranteed that their fares will not be affected,” said Thierry Antinori, Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer, Emirates.

 

Emirates is the first airline in the region to introduce this online service to customers.

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