New passenger ship service links UAE and Kerala for Indian expats

Escape high airline costs with a new UAE to Kerala passenger ship service, promising affordability, scenic stops, and onboard entertainment

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00:00 Indian expats in the UAE can soon set sail to Kerala, escaping high airline costs.

00:05 A passenger ship service aims to ferry travelers from the UAE to the southern Indian state

00:10 in roughly three days, with tickets ranging from Rs. 442,000 to Rs. 663,000, offering

00:21 a cost-effective travel option.

00:23 The ship boasts impressive features, accommodating up to 1,250 passengers and allowing 200 kilos

00:30 of luggage per traveler.

00:32 On board, a variety of delectable food options and entertainment will keep passengers engaged

00:37 during the voyage.

00:38 The journey will encompass stops at two picturesque destinations – Kochi, a bustling port city,

00:45 and Beipur, a charming coastal location in Khorikod.

00:48 Additionally, plans are in motion to include Biriniam as another stop, enriching the route.

00:54 This project is a collaboration between the Sharjah Indian Association, Ananthaburi Shipping

00:58 and Logistics Private Limited, and government entities, including the Government of Kerala

01:03 and Non-Resident Keralites Affairs.

01:06 With significant support and pending government approval, the trial run could commence by

01:10 November, making dreams of a memorable sea journey a reality for eager travelers.

01:16 [Music]