Hospitality - travel - Tourism

                                                                                                         Book by 20 June     Express kids’ sale Ends 20 June 2016 Take les petits to Paris, Brussels, Lille or Bruges for just £10* one way this summer and enjoy everything from beaches and barbecues to boat trips and swimming, right in the heart of Europe’s top cities. Just book by 20 June and travel between 4 July and 31 August in Standard or Stand...

EMIRATE AIRLINES - BAGGAGE INFO Emirates has one of the world’s most generous baggage policies. When flying with Emirates you can enjoy the following checked baggage allowances: Weight concept 30kg in Economy Class 40kg in Business Class 50kg in First Class For tickets issued on or after 15th November 2014 Individual items with total dimensions (length + width + height) exceeding 300cm (118 inches) cannot be transported as checked baggage, and must be sent as cargo or freight. There are no exceptions to this rule. For tickets issued prior to 15th November 2014 Items beyond 300cm (118 inches) and up to 400cm (157 inches) in length may be accepted in exceptional cases. Please contact your  local Emirates office  for details at least seven working days prior to travelling with such items. Items exceeding this limit must be referred to  Emirates SkyCargo (Opens an external website in a new tab) . If the free baggage allowance is exceeded, normal excess ...

FLY TO HANOI (HAN) WITH EMIRATE AIRLINES Hanoi, Vietnam Hanoi’s history is evident in its diverse aesthetic charm – with old streets named after craftsmen, architecturally thrilling government buildings, and tree-lined boulevards that are a legacy of the French. Cafes abound, selling spine-tinglingly strong Vietnamese iced coffees and teas. And the food – from street stalls dishing out pungent bowls of noodle soup to high-end restaurants serving exquisitely plated spring rolls – is some of the best in all of Asia. Tags: Emirate Start a trip to Hanoi with one of its most beautiful sights, the Temple of Literature. Dedicated to Confucius, this place of study and contemplation dates back a millennium