Etihad slashes fares in one-day sale to Maldives, Seychelles

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Etihad Airways has launched a 24-hour sale on return tickets to the Seychelles and Maldives, with prices starting from AED 995.

Passengers can fly from Abu Dhabi to the Seychelles in Economy for AED 995 return.

While the lowest Maldives offers start at 1,995 return.

Travellers are able to book their flights on the website for dates up until June 30, 2021. 

As Etihad continues to gradually resume services to more destinations across its global network, the national carrier will restart flights to Nairobi on May 4, with a twice weekly service.

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