Flydubai Holidays has widened its portfolio of destinations and products and is preparing to roll out an upgraded digital platform, the company announced at Arabian Travel Market 2026 in Dubai.
The expansion comes as the airline's holidays division responds to sustained travel demand, growing a portfolio that already spans more than 100 destinations and 10,000 hotels. New additions include Almaty, Baku, Krabi, the Maldives, Tbilisi, Yerevan and Zanzibar, giving customers packages across a range of budgets and travel styles.
Alongside the destination growth, flydubai Holidays will launch an upgraded digital experience built around improved navigation, clearer content and greater mobile responsiveness. The platform will also offer a smoother booking journey, with better search and filtering tools to help customers organise and manage their holidays.
Sudhir Sreedharan, Divisional Senior Vice President of Commercial Operations at flydubai, said the holidays division continues to grow on the back of the airline's expanding network and rising demand for choice, flexibility and convenience. He said momentum in holiday packages is expected to carry through the winter season, with Dubai-bound passengers also able to make use of the airline's stopover offering before continuing their journeys.
Since launching in March 2026, the Dubai stopover experience has drawn a strong response, giving travellers preferential rates on flights, hotels, attractions and activities.
Nelson D'souza, Vice President of flydubai Holidays, pointed to steady demand for city breaks and beach holidays from customers across the UAE, GCC and Central Asia, alongside rising interest in Eastern Europe and Asia.
Baku, Krabi and Tivat have posted some of the strongest growth. The seasonal Tivat route runs until October 23, while Bangkok's daily service, launched in July, will expand to three flights a day from November.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
