Ethiopian Cuts Prices On Air Fare, Hotel Accommodation for Second Generation Diaspora

29 December 2023
Ethiopian News Agency (Addis Ababa)

Addis Ababa — The Ethiopian Airlines, following Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's invitation, has reduced the price of plane tickets and hotel accommodation for those second generation diaspora coming home.

The premier called on the second generation members of the diaspora to come to Ethiopia in three rounds last week while inaugurating the Chebera Elephant Paw Lodge.

Following the call, a main committee led by Ministry of Tourism and comprising federal and regional institutions has finalized preparations to welcome the second generation members of the diaspora.

Ethiopian Airlines Group Chief Commercial Officer, Lemma Yadecha told ENA that the airline has been contributing its share on several occasions when the PM extended such calls for members of the diaspora.

Following this recent invitation of the premier, the Airlines has made 15-20 percent discount on plane tickets for second generation diaspora responding to the call, the chief officer announced.

Also, the Ethiopian Airlines Group would make 15-20 percent discount and special preparations at the Skylight Hotel for the invited guests.

The PM invited the second generation members of the diaspora to come home in three rounds from the end of December 2023 to the beginning of September 2024.

Those who come in the 1st round under Connect to Your Multi-cultural Roots would celebrate Ethiopian Christmas, Epiphany, and victory celebrations afterwards.

The 2nd round homecoming dubbed Connect to Your History will be during the African Union annual summit to the coming rainy season.

The 3rd round is summer to the end of September 2024 and under the motto Leave Your Legacy through tree planting, teaching, participating in other works.

Read the original article on ENA.

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