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Ethiopian Airlines Sale explained
Ethiopian Airlines Sale explained
በዚህ ሽያጭ ላይ ተሳታፊ ለመሆን መጀመሪያ ሰንጠረዡን ያንብቡ ከዚያ ለመመዝገብ ከዚህ ይጫኑ
Promotional Two Days Fall Special Sale .
Sales Date: 19th and 20th of October only
Travel Date: OCT/NOV/JAN11-31/FEB/MAR
Fare starts from $970 including tax. ( See the table below for detail)
Ethiopian Won the Best International Airline of the year by Business Executive Excellence Awards
The FINANCIAL — Ethiopian Airlines is pleased to announce that it has won the Best International Airline of the year by Business Executive Excellence Awards in Accra, Ghana.
Ethiopian won the award for its best performance and for its great contribution to Ghana’s economy in general. The award was received by Genet W/Michael, Ethiopian Area Manager in Accra, according to Ethiopian Airlines.
Genet W/Michael, commented, “We are honored to be recognized as Best International Airline of the Year in recognition of the positive contribution our airline has made in Ghana. Ethiopian is consistently providing the best possible connectivity options between Accra and the rest of the World as well as within Africa. “
The Business Excellence Awards celebrates institutions that demonstrate excellence in leadership, performance and success with a significant impact to Ghana’s economic growth.
Ethiopian has been giving uninterrupted services to Ghana for the past 55 years and is currently serving Accra daily using the state of the art Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft. Passengers to and from Accra can enjoy the unique features of the aircraft such as wider leg room, large overhead bins, reduced noise, higher humidity, biggest windows.
Ethiopian Airlines offer Promotional 3rd Free Baggage Allowance for travel commencing from IAD and LAX to ADD on ET 501 & 505
Ethiopian Airlines offer Promotional 3rd Free Baggage Allowance for travel commencing from IAD and LAX to ADD on ET 501 & 505
Validity
Travel Period: September 01, 2015 – December 06, 2015 except On Saturday ET 501 out IAD flights.
Sales Date: Effective August 3, untill October 31
Applicable Flight: Extra baggage doesn’t apply for offline points but only on ET 501 & ET 505
US President held talks with CEO of Ethiopian (press release)
H.E. President Barak H. Obama and Group CEO of Ethiopian Airlines Mr. Tewolde GebreMariam held discussions at Bole International Airport beside the B787 Dreamliner Aircraft.
The President was very happy to see the Boeing 787 Dreamliner in Ethiopian flag and he thanked Ethiopian Airlines for being a very good longtime customer of Boeing and the USA. He said he has visited the factories in which they are made.He asked for the number of B-787 Dreamliners’ ET operates and Ato Tewolde replied to the President that Ethiopian has 13 in service and 8 on order.
They also discussed on the performance of the B-787 Dreamliners. Our group CEO explained as follows:
· Very popular among customers,
· More humidity in the air which reduces fatigue and dryness,
· Largest windows in the air,
· Quietest airplane in its category,
· Saves 20% fuel burn from other airplanes in its category,
· Most environmental friendly airplane.
There was also discussions in honor of Colonel Robinson and in recognition to what he has done for Ethiopia and the Ethiopian people. Ethiopian Airlines has decided to name one of its airplanes after him.
The president was interested to know the most profitable routes in relation to Ethiopian’s vast network. Group CEO briefed him mentioning some examples including Washington DC, Beijing, Shanghai, Changzhou, Hong Kong, Luanda etc..
Ato Tewolde further explained to H.E. President Obama that Ethiopian is flying to 91 international destinations in five continents, (Washington DC and Los Angeles in the USA and Toronto in Canada, 52 destinations in Africa, 24 destinations in the middle East and Asia and 12 destinations in Europe).
Group CEO Ethiopian Airlines has also emphasized on intensifying further the already on- going efforts to re-open the USA Exim Bank as it is ET’s main guarantor of the loans used to purchase Boeing Airplanes.
Finally, President Obama congratulated Ethiopian Airlines for successfully running the largest airline in Africa.
Forget sunny Spain, enchanting Thailand and the romance of France: Ethiopia is named ‘World’s Best Tourism Destination’
Ethiopia has nine UNESCO World Heritage sites, which were heralded by the commission.
Tourism was defined as a tool for poverty eradication, for local community development and for economic independence is a successful strategy.
Ethiopia’s goal is to boost tourist revenues to $3 billion this year – in 2013 revenues from tourism were at $2 billion.
And, if it achieves that, it will start challenging the dominance of regional rivals on Africa’s eastern seaboard, such as Kenya and Tanzania.
But instead of beach holidays and safaris, land-locked Ethiopia is promoting its imperial past – the below ground 13th century churches of Lalibela, hewn from solid rock, and the hill castles of Gondar – as well as its mountainous and majestic topography.
Visitor numbers have risen 12 percent a year in the past decade to reach 600,000 in 2014. The target at the end of this year is one million.
In the capital of Addis Ababa, the transformation from the starvation years and the ‘Red Terror’ purges of the 1970s and 1980s is plain to see. Construction is booming and a metro opens next year, cutting through the sprawling city — the only such network in sub-Saharan Africa.
The commission praised the the excellent preservation of humanity landmarks such as: ruins of the city of Aksum- the heart of ancient Ethiopia, Fasil Ghebbi- the residence of the Ethiopian emperors during the 16th and 17th century, Harar Jugol- 82 mosques, 102 shrines, and unique interior design in the townhouses and Lalibela – holy site encompassing 11 medieval stone carved churches from the 13th century.
CNN.Can you guess the world’s top tourism destination? Click here for the answer
(CNN)You would be forgiven for thinking it was Spain, Thailand or Italy. But this year the accolade of World Best Tourism Destination has been given to a surprising candidate: Ethiopia.
The country has been praised for its outstanding natural beauty, dramatic landscapes and ancient culture, leading the European Council on Tourism and Trade to select it out of 31 countries as this year’s top holiday spot.
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Visitor numbers in the country have increased by 10% over the last decade, according to the Ethiopian Ministry of Culture and Tourism. Last year, more than 600,000 tourists visited Ethiopia, attracted by its fertile national parks, 3,000 year-old archeological history and nine UNESCO world heritage sites. Tourism contributed an estimated 4.5% to the country’s GDP last year, generating nearly a million jobs and over two billion dollars in revenue, according to the World Bank. Flick through our gallery of stunning Ethiopian sites to find out more about the country that has been chosen by industry experts as the top place to travel to this year.
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Merkato-መርካቶ Powered by Amazon is now live
Merkato is one of the biggest open market in Africa which is located in Addis Ababa Ethiopia now making its presence online powered by Amazon.com and hosted by Yebbo.com. In 1999 Yebbo Communication Network started an online market place called Virtual Merkato , at that time due to luck of access and demand yebbo had to put the project on hold until there is a real demand and supply. Now with current technology, real demand and enough supply Yebbo is relaunching its for its visitors.
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