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Destinations include Algiers, Atlanta, Chiang Mai and Tunis
Abu Dhabi-based Etihad Airways will add 10 new destinations to its global network in 2025.
The new destinations announced this week were Algiers, Atlanta, Chiang Mai, Hanoi, Hong Kong, Krabi, Medan in Indonesia, Phnom Penh, Taipei and Tunis.
The routes add to Etihad's previously revealed new destinations for 2025: Prague, Warsaw and Al Alamein.
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Antonoaldo Neves, Etihad’s Chief Executive Officer, said: “We’ve carefully chosen cities that embody the experiences, adventures, and opportunities that matter to them.
“Whether seeking inspiring landscapes, vibrant cultural experiences, reuniting with family and friends, pursuing business growth, or educational journeys, our new routes will help make their travel dreams a reality.”
He added that the growth of the network was also about “sharing Abu Dhabi with the world”.
“Launching 10 new destinations in a single day underscores our unwavering commitment to growing our airline,” he added.
“This incredible milestone would not have been possible without the extraordinary efforts of our team and the ongoing support of our guests.”
Neves said 2025 will be “a pivotal year for Etihad”, with more than 90 destinations in over 50 countries, and a fleet of more than 110 aircraft due to welcome more than 20 million guests onboard.
For more information, visit www.etihad.com
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