The Emirates Group is a dynamic travel and tourism operation with a global reputation for excellence spanning every aspect of the industry. Emirates and Dnata are the two key corporations in the Emirates Group.
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1. The Emirates Group Official Site | The Emirates Group
The Emirates Group is a dynamic travel and tourism operation with a global reputation for excellence spanning every aspect of the industry. Emirates and Dnata are the ...
The Emirates Group offers an extensive range of employment opportunities as diverse as the 150 nationalities we recruit every year. Apply for jobs online by browsing ...
3. The Emirates Group - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Emirates Group is a public international travel and tourism conglomerate holding company headquartered in Garhoud, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, by Dubai ...
5. Awards | About the Emirates Group | Emirates Group Careers Centre
Emirates has been recognised many times over the years for the quality of our inflight cuisine, the breadth of our inflight entertainment, and the excellence of our ...
48 The Emirates Group Corporate Communications Although awards and prizes have never been fundamental to the airline's Corporate Communications strategy, they often ...
26 The Emirates Group Dubai Dubai hasn't been immune to the global recession, but it still has plenty of reasons to be cheerful. Tourism revenues were up 15 per cent in 2008 ...
