Dubai Tourism will offer flights and attractions on virtual mall service Fliggy

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To encourage more Chinese tourists to the Emirate, Dubai’s tourism authority has signed with Fliggy, the online travel service platform owned by Alibaba Group. As a ‘virtual’ mall, Fliggy will add a Dubai section to its website, promoting travel partners such as the Emirates airline and Dubai Parks and Resorts. The new agreement promotes integrated collaboration between the various tourist services, in order to deliver an enhanced travel experience for Chinese visitors to Dubai. The

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