Dubai's Emirates Group sees slowdown due to coronavirus - document

Dubai's Emirates Group has seen a "measurable slowdown" in busine...

Emirates restricts boarding on flights to Saudi Arabia

Emirates Airways about to shut down due to Coronavirus?

Emirates airline asks staff to take one month unpaid leave over coronavirus

Major international airline Emirates is asking staff to take unpaid leave for up...

Emirates airline asks workers to take month of unpaid leave amid coronavirus crisis

Emirates — which had more than 100,000 employees  — has canceled numerous flights in response to the outbreak.

Emirates Airlines about to shut down due to Coronavirus?

Dubai’s Emirates Group has seen a “measurable slowdown” in business from the coronavirus outbreak and has asked staff to take paid and unpaid leave, | eTurboNews | Trends | Travel News | African Tourism Board News

UAE Team Emirates squad to remain in Abu Dhabi as precaution against coronavirus contagion

Confusion at UAE Tour as some teams leave and others stay in quarantine

Coronavirus: Emirates airline asks staff to take one month unpaid leave

Considering the availability of additional resources and the fact that many employees want to utilise their leave, Emirates has provided employees the option to avail leave or apply for voluntary unpaid leave for up to one month.

Six cyclists who competed in the United Arab Emirates Tour test positive for coronavirus

SIX cyclists who competed in the United Arab Emirates Tour have tested positive for coronavirus. The race was cancelled two stages early over fears of spreading the virus after there were reports o…

Coronavirus in UAE Latest Updates: After Emirates Hotels Ask Staff To Go On Unpaid Leaves

Coronavirus in UAE Latest Updates: Following the footsteps of the Dubai based airline, Emirates, many hotels have advised its staff to take unpaid leave after the massive Coronavirus outbreak.

United Arab Emirates tells residents not to travel over virus

The United Arab Emirates on Thursday warned its citizens and its foreign residents not to travel anywhere abroad amid the ongoing worldwide coronavirus outbreak, a stark warning for a country home to two major long-haul airlines.