Emirates will increase flights to Madagascar from four to six weekly services starting 2 April 2025 to meet the growing demand for travel between Dubai and Antananarivo. This expansion supports Madagascar’s tourism goals and strengthens economic ties with the UAE.
New flights operate daily except Mondays, connecting Dubai and Antananarivo via Mahé.
Emirates promotes Madagascar’s biodiversity and three UNESCO World Heritage Sites, aiming to boost tourism numbers to 1 million visitors by 2028. Recent initiatives include familiarisation trips for 32 top travel agencies from major feeder markets.
Increased belly-hold cargo capacity (20 tonnes per flight) enhances trade opportunities.
Strengthened air connectivity supports Madagascar’s ambitious tourism and economic growth plans. The new flights connect Madagascar with over 140 global destinations through Emirates’ extensive network.
Top destinations for outbound travel include France, UAE, Seychelles, and Japan.
This post was published on 15 January 2025 22:11
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