Luxury Holiday in United Arab Emirates

Sharjah - United Arab Emirates

Luxury Holiday in United Arab Emirates paid by the airlines company who cancelled our flight.

We were flying from Jaipur, India to Istanbul, Turkey and the airlines cancelled our connecting flight so that we ended up staying in Sharjah for 36 hours instead of the original 6 hours. At first we were kindly informed that we would accommodate on the floor of Sharjah airport (which is graded quite bad for sleeping), but then they put us to a 4-star hotel with gym and pool, fed us 3 times a day during Ramadan and took us to sightseeing to Mall of Dubai.

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