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Air Arabia announces special summer fares for travel to Jordan
24 Apr 2016, 03:39 pm
Amman, Apr 25 (NITN): Air Arabia has introduced special airfare for the summer holiday season from 13 Indian cities to Jordan.
"Fly to Amman till June 30, 2016 and avail of special discounts — the discounted fares are available on www.airarabia.com or can be sold by agents as well with immediate effect," an official statement said.
"Summer holidays are an important time for families to plan their trips abroad, and this year Jordan will become a preferred destination as the airfare being offered by Air Arabia will enable families and groups to plan a more pocket friendly holiday," said Ashit Taneja, Country Manager, Jordan Tourism Board, India Office.
The airfares are inclusive of all taxes, 30 Kg Check In baggage and 10 Kg hand baggage.
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