Dubai Shopping Festival 2013 - The Shopping Nirvana

One of the grandest retail fiestas, Dubai Shopping Festival (DSF) 2013 has already started on January 3, 2013. Those willing to get swept away in Dubai’s larger than life retail frenzy may rush to book their flights tickets as the 18^th edition of this 32-day festival is all set to end on February 3, 2013.

With finest of fine retail therapy, dining and entertainment, the 18^th edition of the event surely offers Dubai at its best. Apart from being a staple in city’s festive calendar, DSF 2013 unfolds itself as a celebration of the region’s best delights.

Ensuring world’s best therapy, unrivalled entertainment and an opportunity to win several daily and weekly prizes, DSF simply tempts millions of shoppers to look for cheap deals for tickets on flights to the emirate, year on year. And quite like every year, countless outlets would engage shoppers with dramatic discounts and bargains. Apart from the tax-free discounted rates, tourists taking flights tickets to the emirate may look forward to wining grand prize of brand new Toyota RAV4s.

Stunning shopper’s arcades of Dubai like Al Faheidi Road, Al Rigga Road and Beniyas Square will offer up to 75% discount on range of items to offer an exciting ‘shop till you drop’ experience to shoppers taking flights tickets to the emirate.

In addition, the event will witness wonderful performances by renowned artists, percussionists, acrobats, dancers and more to entertain visitors taking tickets on flights arriving in Dubai during the event. From musical concerts, sports to outdoor and fashion events, DSF 2013 promises to entertain every traveller in equal measures.

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Low-cost airline targets Dubai

Budget carrier Nasair is planning to introduce a number of new flights to Dubai.

The Saudi-based airline announced a total of ten new weekly flights to Dubai from Riyadh and Jeddah immediately as part of the company's expansion plans.

From 2011, the airline wants to eventually increase the number of flights to 18, with the addition of a further link to Dammam.

"We have seen a marked increase in demand from passengers to travel between Dubai and Saudi Arabia, so opening up this route was a logical step in our strategic expansion plans," Sulaiman Al Hamdan, chief executive officer of National Air Services (NAS Holding).

He added that passenger figures have increased on flights to Dubai by up to 14 per cent over the past year as more travellers opt to visit the UAE.

Nasair begin flights in February 2007 and now serves offers around 450 flights per week to more than 30 destinations.