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Of the 25%, TNT also estimates that about 80% of the increased freight volumes represent outbound freight to Saudi Arabia. As one of the key hubs for delivery across the Middle East, the UAE serves as a central route to the region, supported by its efficient customs processes. For freight traveling with TNT, the company will employ its extensive Middle East Road Network (MERN) delivering to countries such as Jordan, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait and Bahrain.
"Festivals and public holidays are always busy times, none more so in the region than the forthcoming Eid. Our MERN infrastructure certainly demonstrates its effectiveness over the month as our trailers head in large numbers for the border. From experience, we would like to urge UAE businesses and others around the region to make sure that they adequately prepare for stock replenishment in good time to ensure the delivery reaches its destination in good time and within budget,"
commented TNT Express Country General Manager for the UAE, Bryan Moulds.
Moulds added, "TNT Express has seen great success here in the UAE, due primarily to our quality, reliability and ultimately the support of our customers' needs, Eid being one of the times when they need us most."
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