Emirates Airlines, the UAE’s leading airline, has announced a new travel insurance package.TAG_OPEN_div_22 This includes expanded medical coverage in the event of conflict, cancellation of travel, delays, loss of baggage and emergency rescue.
According to the airlines, the purpose of this scheme is to provide more safety and confidence to the passengers.TAG_OPEN_div_20 Emirates President Tim Clark said the new insurance coverage was needed to boost passenger confidence in promoting Dubai as a major tourist destination.
According to him, the company has introduced this scheme keeping in mind the customer needs due to the lack of travel insurance coverage in the market.TAG_OPEN_div_18
Abu TAG_OPEN_div_16 Dhabi-based Etihad Airways has announced that it will provide free medical care to international passengers travelling to the UAE from July to December.
Air traffic in the region has been hit in recent months by the Iran-related conflict.TAG_OPEN_div_14 According to analysts, rising tensions in the Middle East have affected flight operations and tourist arrivals.
Meanwhile, Washington and Tehran are expected to sign a memorandum of understanding on conflict resolution in the coming days.TAG_OPEN_div_12 However, more talks are needed to reach a long-term peace agreement.
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