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US-Bangla Airlines announces attractive holiday package in the Maldives

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23 October, 2021, 02:30 pm
Last modified: 23 October, 2021, 05:05 pm

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US-Bangla Airlines announces attractive holiday package in the Maldives

The tour package includes two nights and three days stay, Dhaka-Malé-Dhaka tax-inclusive air ticket, airport-hotel-airport travel, breakfast and a lot more.

TBS Report
23 October, 2021, 02:30 pm
Last modified: 23 October, 2021, 05:05 pm
US-Bangla Airlines announces attractive holiday package in the Maldives

US-Bangla Airlines is all set to operate its first-ever Dhaka to Malé inter-capital direct flight from 19 November.

This will give domestic tourists an opportunity to visit the Maldives, an island of impeccable natural beauty and a wonderful blend of modernity, at a minimum cost. 

The packages start at a minimum cost of TK58,990 and will remain effective from 19 November to 20 December, reads a press release. 

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The tour package includes two nights and three days stay, Dhaka-Malé-Dhaka tax-inclusive air ticket, airport-hotel-airport travel, breakfast and a lot more.

Moreover, the packages are offering six months of interest-free EMI facilities through various banks and financial institutions, keeping the convenience of the tourists in mind.

The airline is said to operate flights on this route three days a week.

Contact any sales office of the airline for further information regarding their packages by calling 01777777881-883 or hotline 13605.

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