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Emirates Offers Free Dubai Stopover at JW Marriott June 25-Sept 30

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One night at the five-star JW Marriott Marquis in Dubai, free. For Business or First Class passengers, two.

That is the summer deal Emirates has put out for people flying to or through the city. To qualify, a traveller has to book a return ticket between June 22 and July 12. The ticket must be either to Dubai or with a Dubai stopover longer than 24 hours, and the flying must happen between June 25 and September 30. Premium Economy and Economy passengers get the single night. Gulf News reported the details.

The hotel sits in central Dubai. It has restaurants, a spa, a gym and an outdoor pool overlooking the skyline.

Adnan Kazim, Emirates’ Deputy President and Chief Commercial Officer, said the airline wants passengers to see more of the city. “Whether visitors are seeking relaxation, adventure, entertainment or a combination of all three, Dubai is the ideal start to any summer vacation,” he said.

Discounts around the city

Emirates is also bringing back My Emirates Pass for summer 2026, with more than 600 discounts at restaurants, spas, shops and attractions. Holders show a physical or digital boarding pass and a valid ID at participating venues.

In select markets, the airline’s Dubai Experience platform lets passengers build their own stopover plans, including 24-hour and 48-hour itineraries.

The city has its own summer programme. Dubai Summer Surprises 2026 runs from July 2 to August 30, with concerts, cultural events, wellness activities and retail promotions.

Flexibility and cover

Customers who book after April 2, 2026 get one free date change in any cabin. Emirates also offers Hold My Fare, which locks in a ticket price while travellers finalise their plans. Last week it added a Comprehensive Travel Cover insurance scheme in select markets.

Emirates flies to more than 138 destinations. Gulf News said the airline has rolled out several offers to win back travellers after the US-Israel-Iran war dampened demand.

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