Emirates to resume services to three more cities

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Emirates Airline will soon resume passenger services to Cebu, Houston and Birmingham.

Flights between Dubai and Cebu in the Philippines will operate two times a week from August 20, while the airline will fly thrice a week to Houston from August 23.

It will also operate four flights a week to Birmingham from September 1.

This will bring the airline's network to 74 destinations, offering travellers convenient connections between the Middle East, Africa, Asia Pacific, Europe and the Americas through Dubai.

Passengers can stop over or travel to Dubai as the city has re-opened for international business and leisure visitors.

COVID-19 PCR tests are mandatory for all inbound and transit passengers arriving in Dubai (and the UAE's other airports), including UAE citizens, residents and tourists, irrespective of the country they are coming from.

 

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