SINGAPORE, 8 July 2026: Vietjet gives Singaporean residents more reason to plan their next Vietnam getaway, with its 7.7 Double Day Sale offering economy tickets from SGD86 (excluding taxes and fees) across its Singapore-Vietnam flight network.
The deal pairs with 20% off deluxe, SkyBoss, and Business base fares on international routes using the promotional code SALE77.
Photo credit: Vietjet.
Available on 8 and 9 July, the promotion is valid for travel between 15 August 2026 and 31 March 2027 (excluding public holidays and peak travel periods, subject to market conditions).
For travellers in Singapore, the sale offers a timely opportunity to lock in value fares for year-end holidays, family visits, business trips or quick getaways to Vietnam. Vietjet currently connects Singapore with key Vietnamese destinations including Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Da Nang and Phu Quoc, with a new Singapore–Nha Trang service launching from 11 December 2026. This gives travellers more options for both city breaks and beach holidays across Vietnam.
Beyond Vietnam, passengers can also explore Vietjet’s international network, including destinations such as Colombo in Sri Lanka, Almaty in Kazakhstan and Prague in the Czech Republic, the airline’s newest gateway to Europe.
Travellers looking for added flexibility can choose Vietjet’s Deluxe fare, which includes benefits such as up to 20kg of checked baggage, complimentary seat selection and flexible itinerary changes, subject to terms and conditions. For a more premium journey, SkyBoss and Business offer enhanced services, curated inflight dining and a smoother travel experience for both business and leisure travellers.
Within Vietnam, Vietjet has also increased frequencies on selected domestic routes connecting Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City and Hai Phong with popular destinations such as Da Nang, Phu Quoc, Nha Trang and Hue. Flights to Da Lat will also resume from mid-August 2026, offering travellers more ways to explore Vietnam’s highland destination.
BANGKOK, 8 July 2026: The Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) Travel Mart 2026 is officially locked in to take place in Sarawak, Malaysia, from 18 to 20 August 2026, with buyers and sellers finalising their matching appointments at Asia Pacific’s pioneering travel mart.
The PATA Travel Mart (PTM) was established in 1978, with the inaugural event hosted in Manila, Philippines. It was the brainchild of the late Gerald Picolla, who was then the PATA Staff Vice President, designed to allow Asia-Pacific suppliers to conduct business with global buyers efficiently without travelling the world individually.
Photo credit: PATA.
This marks the first time PATA’s signature travel trade exhibition will be hosted in Sarawak, making it a major milestone that aligns directly with the Visit Malaysia 2026 campaign. It also celebrates PATA’s 75th anniversary and the Sarawak Tourism Board’s (STB) 45th year of membership with the association.
Venue and core logistics
Host location: The primary trade show floor and targeted B2B sessions will be held at the Borneo Convention Centre Kuching (BCCK).
Satellite venues: The Sheraton Kuching will act as a key hub for auxiliary events, hosting the PTM Knowledge Forum and the PATA Executive Board Meeting on the morning of 18 August.
Scale: The mart expects participants from over 60 destinations worldwide, facilitating upwards of 10,000 pre-matched business appointments between global buyers (covering leisure, luxury, corporate MICE, and weddings) and Asia-Pacific suppliers.
Programme highlights
PATA Youth Symposium: Scheduled for 18 August, this session will be hosted at UCSI University in Kuching. It features an interactive Tourism Challenge Lab workshop and panel discussions focused on navigating structural disruptions, aviation constraints, and evolving traveller behaviours in the region.
PATA Gold Awards 2026: The official winners (to be announced in July 2026) will be celebrated live during the Gala Dinner and Award Ceremony on 19 August 2026. Winning entries will also be spotlighted on the main exhibition floor.
Focus on sustainability: Building on Sarawak’s implementation of PATA’s Tourism Destination Resilience (TDR) framework, the event prioritises regenerative tourism. Notably, the host venue, BCCK, is highlighting its active circular-economy initiatives, such as its bioconversion program, which recycles food waste into organic fertiliser in partnership with local agricultural partners.
For registered exhibitors and buyers
The primary registration window closed earlier this spring, and the final cancellation deadline for full refunds passed on 30 June 2026.
Delegations are now moving into the final scheduling phase, where matching for the 26 structured appointment slots (divided into seller-meet-buyer business sessions across the three-day mart) is being finalised.
Photo credit: PATA.
Itinerary and agenda breakdown for the week in Kuching
Monday, 17 August: Pre-Event Build-Up & Youth Day
0900 – 1800 | Organiser Hall Move-In & Raw Space Build-Up (BCCK)
SINGAPORE, 8 July 2026: Digital travel platform Agoda reveals fresh insights into the Thai travel landscape for the first half of 2026.
Based on accommodation searches made from 1 January to 10 June, for check-ins between 1 January and 30 June 2026, compared to the same period in 2025, Agoda’s data shows Malaysia leading international travel interest in Thailand, followed by South Korea, China, India, and Japan to round out the top five.
A standout in this year’s ranking is China, which climbed from seventh place in 2025 to third in 2026, recording a 38% year-on-year growth in searches on the platform. Together, the top five reflect a diverse and growing mix of markets drawn to Thailand from across Asia.
Agoda’s insights also point to several other markets maintaining strong interest in Thailand, with Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Indonesia all featuring in the top nine. The search patterns reveal that Thailand’s appeal is not concentrated in one corner of Asia: it spans Northeast Asia, Southeast Asia, and South Asia alike, making it one of the most consistently sought-after destinations in the region.
When it comes to where travellers are heading, Bangkok, Pattaya, and Phuket remain the top three destinations on Agoda’s platform, based on accommodation searches, reflecting their enduring appeal across visitor profiles. Chiang Mai holds fourth place, with searches pointing to sustained interest in Thailand’s north, while Hua Hin/Cha-am rounds out the top five as a favourite for those seeking a quieter coastal escape within easy reach of Bangkok.
Beyond the top five, the ranking reveals that travellers are increasingly looking beyond the historically popular. Destinations like Khao Yai, Kanchanaburi, and Nakhon Nayok feature among the top twenty, suggesting a growing appetite for inland and nature-focused travel. Meanwhile, island destinations including Krabi, Koh Samui, Ko Samet, and Ko Tao continue to hold strong, showing that Thailand’s coastal appeal remains as compelling as ever. Taken together, the spread of the top twenty paints a picture of a destination that offers something for every type of traveller.
Agoda Country Director for Thailand and Indochina, Akaporn Rodkong, shared: “The trends we are seeing in the first half of 2026 reinforce what we have long believed about Thailand’s position in the region. That diversity is a sign of a maturing destination. It reflects Agoda’s role in helping travellers discover more of what Thailand has to offer beyond the well-known names. We remain committed to supporting Thailand’s growth as a travel destination, and to being the platform that helps people to see the world for less.”
BANGKOK, 8 July 2026: Siam Seaplane, Thailand’s private charter and amphibious seaplane operator, has officially unveiled its newly expanded operational office base at Don Mueang International Airport (DMK) Terminal 1.
Serving as the company’s central operational command centre, this facility marks a milestone in Siam Seaplane’s growth, enhancing flight operations and driving network expansion.
From left to right: Nalin Wachiraphansakul, Head of the Eastern Tourism Products Section; Vijit Keawtraiteam, General Manager of Don Mueang International Airport; Pasakorn Rangsiwatanasak, Secretary to the Minister of Tourism and Sports; Worakanya Siripidej, CEO of Siam Seaplane; Saranya Srikhirin, Director of the Tourism Products Promotion Division, Tourism Authority of Thailand; and Kongsak Chomchum, Director of the Aircraft Maintenance Training Division.
This expanded hub allows Siam Seaplane to tap regional connectivity and provide faster, seamless access to Thailand’s exclusive marine destinations. The hub at DMK will serve two key operating zones.
The Andaman Network (Southern Thailand): Seamlessly linking premier coastal and island destinations such as Phuket, Phang Nga, Koh Yao Noi, Krabi, Phi Phi, Koh Lanta, Koh Lipe, and Trang. This network will dramatically reduce travel times, opening new horizons for luxury hospitality and premium leisure travel for travellers entering Thailand at Bangkok Don Mueang Airport.
The Bangkok Hub Network: Routes departing from Bangkok are expected to connect travellers to extraordinary destinations within approximately 1.5 hours, including Pattaya, Prachuap, Hua Hin, Koh Samui, Koh Phangan, Koh Tao, Rayong, Koh Chang and Koh Kood.
To support this long-term vision, Siam Seaplane will establish a new operational hub in Krabi later this year to gradually roll out the Andaman seaplane network.
DUBAI, UAE, 7 July 2026: Emirates customers have made more than one million connections to Starlink Wi-Fi since the service was introduced across the airline’s fleet seven months ago, marking a major milestone in the evolution of inflight connectivity.
Customers have already used more than a Petabyte of data, and feedback on the service has been exemplary – with many commenting that the Wi-Fi is ‘better than at home.’
With over 60 Starlink-equipped Emirates flights taking to the skies every day, customers are choosing to connect to high-speed Starlink Wi-Fi to stream content, join video calls, browse social media, game online and stay connected with family and friends throughout their journey.
The one-million milestone reflects the rapid adoption of Emirates’ next-generation connectivity service, currently available on 33 Boeing 777 aircraft and three Airbus A380s, with installations continuing at pace across the airline’s fleet and more aircraft with Starlink taking flight every week.
From kilobits to gigabits
Emirates has long been a pioneer in onboard connectivity and was among the first commercial carriers to introduce internet access onboard the Airbus A380, with first-generation systems delivering less than 1 Mbps of total aircraft bandwidth. Emirates’ existing in-flight Wi-Fi service enables customers to stay connected throughout their journey, with access to messaging, email, web browsing, and social media on most flights. Complimentary access is available for all Emirates customers.
Today, Emirates is setting a new benchmark with Starlink-equipped A380 aircraft that deliver more than 2 Gbps of combined bandwidth, so that customers in all classes can enjoy a seamless, complimentary internet experience with live calls and streaming at 40,000 feet.
Engineering connectivity at an unprecedented scale
Following the successful rollout of Starlink across the Emirates Boeing 777 fleet, the service has also been introduced to the Airbus A380. As the world’s largest passenger aircraft, the A380 features three Starlink antennas, specifically designed to support its double-deck layout and high passenger capacity. The system delivers enhanced coverage, capacity and performance across all cabin classes. Future planned enhancements will include integrating Live TV streaming into Emirates’ award-winning inflight entertainment system – ice – which customers can already access on their personal devices.
Bringing Starlink to more Emirates customers
To support rapid deployment across the fleet, Emirates has already begun installing Starlink at Emirates Engineering facilities in Dubai, accelerating the introduction of next-generation connectivity on more aircraft. With installations already completed on 33 Boeing 777s and three Airbus A380s, Emirates remains committed to bringing complimentary, ultra-fast Wi-Fi to as many customers as possible, as quickly as possible.
Emirates’ commitment to innovation
The introduction of Starlink on the Airbus A380 forms part of Emirates’ continued investment in elevating the customer experience across every stage of the journey. Alongside one of the aviation industry’s most ambitious fleet retrofit programmes, Emirates continues to introduce innovations that enhance comfort, choice and connectivity for millions of travellers worldwide. To date, 128 aircraft have undergone a complete cabin refurbishment, including the introduction of Premium Economy, refreshed Business and First Class products, upgraded Economy cabins and enhanced inflight entertainment systems offering more than 6,500 channels of content.
BANGKOK, 7 July 2026: Emirates is introducing a third daily flight between Dubai and Phuket, operated by its new Airbus A350, offering travellers greater choice and extending its award-winning Premium Economy experience in Thailand.
The additional flight frequency to Phuket complements the airline’s existing schedule. It provides much-needed capacity to meet the deep tourism appeal and surge in summer travel demand from Europe and the Middle East/GCC.
Photo credit: Emirates. Three daily flights connect Dubai and Phuket.
With the addition of a third daily flight, Emirates now serves Phuket with 21 weekly services operated by a mix of Boeing 777s and Airbus A350s.
Emirates flight EK390 departs Dubai at 2240 and arrives in Phuket at 0810 the following day. The return flight, EK391, departs Phuket at 1000 and arrives in Dubai at 1305. ( Local times).
Travellers will benefit from greater flexibility, with additional travel options to the popular resort destination, including an early-morning arrival that is ideal for customers connecting via Dubai from European cities such as Manchester, Amsterdam, London, Paris, and Frankfurt, as well as from Kuwait and Bahrain. The new flight will also provide convenient onward connections from Phuket to key destinations across Europe and the Middle East, including Madrid, Munich, Birmingham, Brussels, Düsseldorf, Hamburg, Edinburgh, Zurich and Amman.
The introduction of Emirates flight EK391 also significantly enhances cargo connectivity from Phuket by providing an additional daytime departure to Dubai, with improved connection opportunities to onward gateways across Europe, the UK, Africa, the GCC, and North America, thereby supporting shipments of perishables, electronic components, and general cargo.
Introducing the A350 and Premium Economy to Phuket
Operated by an Airbus A350-900 in a three-class configuration, Emirates’ new daily service offers customers 32 lie-flat business-class seats in a 1-2-1 layout, 28 premium economy seats, and 238 economy-class seats.
Commitment to Thailand
The expansion of Emirates’ operations in Phuket builds on the airline’s continued investment in Thailand, following recent developments including the opening of its renovated lounge at Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport’s SAT-1 terminal, the opening of its Emirates World Store at Gaysorn Centre in Bangkok, and newly introduced fifth freedom services last year connecting Bangkok with Siem Reap in Cambodia and Da Nang in Vietnam, underscoring its place as a connecting point in Southeast Asia.
In addition to Phuket, Emirates also offers its award-winning Premium Economy product on flights EK372/373 between Dubai and Bangkok, operated by a four-class A380.
JAKARTA, 7 July 2026: TransNusa is introducing new routes from Jakarta to Bangkok, Thailand, starting 6 August and connecting Bali to the island destination of Wakatobi during July 2026.
TransNusa becomes the first airline to introduce a new direct route from Bali to Wakatobi, an island that is globally celebrated for hosting the world’s second-largest barrier reef. In 2024, the airline launched a direct route from Bali to the diving haven of Manado. While an exact date for the maiden flight to Wakatobi wasn’t specified in Monday’s announcement, scheduling systems show flights rolling out through July 2026.
Photo credit: TransNusa. TransNusa Group Chief Executive Officer, Datuk Bernard Francis.
On the regional and domestic network expansion, TransNusa Group Chief Executive Officer, Datuk Bernard Francis, said that the much-awaited new routes from Jakarta to Bangkok as well as from Bali to Wakatobi and Waingapu will strengthen TransNusa’s international and domestic connectivity network.
What about Wakatobi?
Wakatobi is a remote, tropical archipelago located in the Southeast Sulawesi province of Indonesia, nestled between the Banda Sea to the northeast and the Flores Sea to the southwest. The name “Wakatobi” is a portmanteau created from the first letters of its four main islands: Wangi-Wangi, Kaledupa, Tomia, and Binongko. The expansive Wakatobi National Park, the third-largest marine park in Indonesia, encompasses the entire regency.
Tourism significance
Wakatobi holds an esteemed status in international tourism; legendary adventurer Jacques Cousteau once famously described the region as an “Underwater Nirvana.” Today, its global renown centres on world-class marine biodiversity, pioneering ecological conservation, and rich seafaring cultural heritage.
Epicentre of Coral Biodiversity: Wakatobi sits directly inside the Asia-Pacific Coral Triangle. It hosts an astonishing 750 out of the world’s 850 known coral reef species and more than 942 distinct fish species. Its complex marine habitats feature 25 distinct coral reef groups—including massive barrier reefs, fringing reefs, and pristine atolls—making it a legendary destination for scuba diving, snorkelling, and professional underwater photography.
Benchmark for Eco-Tourism: The region serves as a model for private- and community-led conservation. Marine protected zones operate strictly via cooperative agreements with local villages. In exchange for safeguarding reef sanctuaries from destructive practices, communities receive support like sponsored clean energy, localised waste management, and educational scholarships. Strict dive rules and continuous environmental monitoring ensure that high-end tourism actively restores, rather than degrades, the surrounding ecosystem.
Living Heritage of Seafaring Nomads: Beyond its marine wonders, Wakatobi offers immersive cultural tourism. It is home to the indigenous Bajo tribe, traditionally known as “sea gypsies,” whose history and way of life are deeply intertwined with the ocean. Travellers frequently participate in “live-in” village packages to observe local wisdom, see traditional handicraft weaving, such as the Homoru sarong, and visit ancient cultural sites.
Introductory fares
Tickets from Jakarta to Bangkok start at USD167.54, while tickets from Bali to Wakatobi start at USD103.30. Tickets from Bali to Waingapu start at USD75.36.
“Our goal is to continue improving accessibility across Southeast Asia by continuously introducing new routes and expanding TransNusa’s international as well as its domestic network,” continued Datuk Bernard, adding that at the initial stage, TransNusa will operate two daily flights for the Jakarta-Bangkok route, three weekly direct flights from Bali to Wakatobi on Monday, Thursday and Sunday, for the Bali-Wakatobi route.
Flight schedule: Bangkok-Thailand
8B381 and 8B38 will depart from Soekarno-Hatta International Airport in Jakarta at 0820 and 1630 and arrive at Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok at 1145 and 1955.
8B382 and 8B38 will depart the Suvarnabhumi Airport at 1230 and 2040, arriving at Soekarno-Hatta International Airport in Jakarta at 1555 and 0005.
Flight schedule: Bali-Wakatobi
8B5662 will depart from I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport in Bali at 0805 and arrive at Matahora Airport in Wakatobi at 0945.
8B5663 will depart from Matahora Airport at 1015 and arrive at I Gusti Ngurah Rai International Airport in Bali at 1155.
TransNusa will deploy its Airbus A320, which has 174 seats, for its international route and its COMAC C909, which has 95 seats, for its domestic route.
YEREVAN, Armenia, 7 July 2026: Armenia has extended its temporary visa-free entry arrangement for another year, making it more convenient for eligible travellers from across the Gulf to visit the country.
The temporary visa-free arrangement now runs until 1 July 2027.
Photo credit: Armenia Travel.
The extension keeps Armenia among the most accessible destinations in the South Caucasus for visitors from the region. Eligible citizens of the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Oman, as well as qualifying GCC residents, can continue to travel to Armenia without a visa, subject to the relevant nationality and residency requirements.
Under the arrangement, nationals of eligible countries who hold a valid residence permit issued by the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait or Oman, or by the United States, European Union member states or Schengen Area states, are exempt from the visa requirement from 1 July 2026 to 1 July 2027, provided their residence permit is valid for at least six months from the date of entry into Armenia.
Eligible travellers may stay without a visa for up to 180 days within 12 months. The residence permit must be presented either as a physical card or as a sticker placed in the passport. The full list of eligible countries is available here.
The concession will cut embassy queues and reduce paperwork before departure.
The timing also suits the season. As the Gulf moves through its hottest months, Armenia offers cool mountain air, green valleys, historic towns, an ancient capital and a completely different climate within a short flight. Close enough for a long weekend and rich enough for a longer holiday, the country continues to grow as a destination for families, couples, culture seekers and travellers looking for nature, food and history in one journey.
“Over the past years, visitors from across the Gulf have come to experience Armenia, its history, culture, landscapes and traditions, and have left with a deeper appreciation of our country. By continuing this arrangement, we remain open to more visitors and greater exchange. We look forward to welcoming even more guests from across the Gulf to discover Armenia and the experiences it offers,” said Lusine Gevorgyan, Chairperson of the Tourism Committee of the Ministry of Economy of the Republic of Armenia.
Travellers are advised to check the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Armenia’s website for the latest updates and the full list of countries eligible for visa-free entry before booking.
The full list of eligible countries is available here.
SINGAPORE, 7 July 2026: Norwegian has agreed to acquire Nordic Leisure Travel Group (NLTG), the leading hotel and leisure travel experiences company in the Nordics.
The transaction brings together household names and award-winning brands such as Ving, Spies, Tjäreborg, Globetrotter, and Sunclass Airlines with Norwegian and Widerøe, creating a stronger end-to-end Nordic travel player.
Photo credit: Norwegian.
The acquisition combines NLTG’s expertise in packaged travel and hotels with Norwegian and Widerøe’s existing network with 27 million passengers. Together, the combined company will create a leading Nordic provider of leisure and business travel. For travellers, this means a wider selection of destinations, simpler bookings, and seamless travel.
The agreement will unite Norwegian, Widerøe, and NLTG under a single ownership structure, creating a vertically integrated travel group in the leisure and business segments. The addition of a new hotel and leisure experience business with its own brands will enable Norwegian, Widerøe and NLTG to develop distinct value drivers, while benefiting from strong group coordination to optimise performance and deliver enhanced customer value.
The group will be able to offer everything from individual flights across Norwegian’s and Widerøe’s extensive route networks to complete holiday packages with Ving from Norway and Sweden, Spies from Denmark, Tjäreborg from Finland, and Globetrotter. This leading, integrated Nordic travel group will encompass close to 160 aircraft and extensive tour and hotel operations, serving approximately 30 million customers every year. Included in the acquisition are NLTG’s profitable own-concept hotels in Spain, Greece, Cyprus, Thailand and Türkiye, which will now benefit from a steady stream of customers from an expanded network of groups. The transaction is expected to increase annual group operating revenue by close to 50%.
“This transaction will secure Nordic ownership of NLTG and deliver a more comprehensive product for all current and new customers of Norwegian, Widerøe and NLTG,” said Norwegian CEO Geir Karlsen.
Sunclass Airlines, NLTG’s subsidiary airline, operates a fleet of 12 medium- and long-haul Airbus aircraft. The Sunclass, Norwegian, and Widerøe networks have limited overlap. Norwegian’s close to 390 routes are concentrated on scheduled traffic to key destinations in the Nordics, Europe, and nearby countries. At the same time, Sunclass operates to approximately 25 destinations focused on leisure charter, enabling improved utilisation and increased coverage when routes are coordinated within the combined group. NLTG also operates its own travel retail platform, Airshoppen, whose growth and development strategy will be strengthened within the enlarged group.
The consideration for the acquisition is approximately SEK7.94 billion, comprising a cash component of SEK3.5 billion and 300 million consideration shares in Norwegian kroner, based on the latest 5-day average share price (VWAP) of NOK 14.95 and the SEK/NOK exchange rate of 1.01. In addition, up to 30 million additional shares payable to be determined during the fourth quarter of 2026
DUBAI, UAE, 7 July 2026: Flydubai, the Dubai-based carrier, has celebrated the launch of its daily operations to Don Mueang International Airport (DMK) in Bangkok, marking its second destination in Thailand alongside Krabi.
The inaugural flight departed from Terminal 3 at Dubai International Airport (DXB) on 1 July, offering passengers more options to connect to one of Southeast Asia’s most popular destinations.
Photo credit: Flydubai. Water cannon welcome at Bangkok DMK airport.
The launch of operations to Bangkok not only complements the carrier’s direct service to Krabi but also marks another milestone in flydubai’s network expansion, as the airline continues to respond to strong demand for travel between the UAE and Thailand. Due to its proximity to downtown Bangkok, Don Mueang International Airport offers passengers travelling from Dubai convenient access to the city’s vibrant attractions.
Flydubai Chief Executive Officer Ghaith Al Ghaith said: “Thailand remains a key destination for both leisure and business travel and our direct service to Don Mueang International Airport, which offers convenient access to central Bangkok, introduces a new gateway to the Thai capital that our customers will benefit from, supporting the growth of trade and tourism flows while reinforcing Dubai’s position as a leading global aviation hub.”
Tourism Authority of Thailand Governor Thapanee Kiatphaibool, who attended the welcome reception, said: “The Middle East, particularly the UAE, is one of Thailand’s most important long-haul markets, bringing high-quality, high-spending travellers, with 188,447 visitors arriving from the region between 1 January and 21 June 2026 alone. Starting with one daily flight and operated with Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, this route will add much-needed capacity to Thailand this summer, building momentum through to our year-end peak season and reinforcing Thailand’s position as a leading destination for Middle Eastern travellers.
Bangkok marks the latest addition to flydubai’s growing network, following the recent launch of flights to Benghazi in Libya and the planned flights to Pokhara in Nepal scheduled from September, reflecting the airline’s commitment to opening up underserved markets.
Flight details
The Bangkok service is offered as part of the flydubai and Emirates codeshare partnership, enabling passengers to benefit from seamless connections through Dubai on a single ticket, with checked baggage through to their final destination and access to an extensive combined network.
Flights will operate daily from Terminal 3 at Dubai International (DXB), with return business class fares from DXB to DMK starting at AED11,100 and economy class Lite fares starting at AED3,000.
Return business class fares from DMK to DXB start from THB83,900, and economy class fares start from THB22,100.
