Arada Foundation opens 150 free rooms at Sharjah’s Aljada for travellers stranded by UAE flight cancellations

Rooms at The Nest Campus are available on a first-come, first-served basis for stays of up to seven days

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The Arada Foundation has increased its emergency accommodation for travellers stranded in the UAE due to flight cancellations, offering 150 complimentary rooms at Sharjah's Nest Hotel. This expansion follows the initial 100 rooms filling up. Affected travellers receive full-board stays for up to seven days, with special arrangements for Muslim guests during Ramadan.

Key points

  • Arada Foundation offers 150 free rooms at Nest Hotel for stranded travellers.
  • The initiative provides full-board accommodation and support during Ramadan.
  • Affected travellers can book rooms on a first-come, first-served basis.

Arada Foundation has expanded its emergency accommodation support for travellers stranded in the UAE following flight cancellations, opening 150 rooms at the Nest Hotel in Aljada, Sharjah, at no cost to guests.

The initiative follows an initial allocation of 100 rooms at Nest Hotel, which reached full capacity, prompting Arada to release an additional 50 rooms. The 395-room hotel is now operating at around 95 per cent occupancy with affected travellers.

All guests receive full-board accommodation, including three meals daily. During Ramadan, Muslim guests are provided with iftar and suhoor at the Alsimrah Ramadan tent at East Boulevard in Aljada, giving affected travellers observing the holy month a communal setting in which to break their fast.

Rooms at The Nest Campus are available on a first-come, first-served basis for stays of up to seven days.

“Supporting communities in times of need both at home and abroad is at the heart of the Arada Foundation’s mission. When we saw how many travellers were affected by flight cancellations, we wanted to ensure that families had a safe and welcoming place to stay while they make their onward plans. By opening additional rooms at Nest, we hope to extend that support to as many people as possible during this challenging time,” Rosa Piro, Director of Arada Foundation said in a statement.

Travellers seeking assistance can call 800-ALJADA to secure their accommodation at Nest Hotel.

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