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FromRiyadh (RUH) | ToDubai (DXB) | One-way / Economy | Depart: Sat 28 Sep | From SAR189.00* Seen: 19 hrs ago |
FromJeddah (JED) | ToDubai (DXB) | One-way / Economy | Depart: Sat 19 Oct | From SAR333.13* Seen: 1 day ago |
FromDammam (DMM) | ToDubai (DXB) | One-way / Economy | Depart: Thu 05 Sep | From SAR269.00* Seen: 21 hrs ago |
FromCairo (CAI) | ToDubai (DXB) | One-way / Economy | Depart: Thu 26 Sep | From SAR389.00* Seen: 4 hrs ago |
FromMedina (MED) | ToDubai (DXB) | One-way / Economy | Depart: Sat 07 Sep | From SAR269.00* Seen: 1 hour ago |
FromRiyadh (RUH) | ToDubai (DWC) | One-way / Economy | Depart: Sun 01 Sep | From SAR219.00* Seen: 18 hrs ago |
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Fly to Dubai with flynas
Dubai, one of the seven emirates that make up the United Arab Emirates, is one of the most famous and popular destinations in the Middle East. Known for its iconic skyline and impressive array of shopping and dining spots, this city is a must see for any traveler.
In its early days, Dubai was a small port known for trading, fishing and pearling. Yet, in a success story that spans a few years, the city has blossomed into an unrivaled tourism and business hub. Whether you’re a first-time traveller or a regular visitor to the city, Dubai will constantly offer something new and exciting to see and do. Book cheap flights to Dubai now with flynas.
Dubai attractions and things to do
From the world’s tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, to the Dubai Aquarium with the world’s largest viewing platform, this city really does have it all including an indoor ski slope (Mall of the Emirates), and to an ice rink (The Dubai Mall), this city really does have it all. Other sites worth exploring are the 7-star Burj Al Arab, The Palm Jumeirah, and the Dubai Creek, where you’ll find Heritage Village, Bastakiah, and the Dubai Museum. While you’re there, enjoy riding the small wooden boats, or abras, travel over the creek on one of the small wooden boats, also known as an abras, for just AED1.
Dubai shopping
Dubai ranks as one of the top shopping destinations around the world. Not only is it home to the world’s largest shopping center, The Dubai Mall, it also has two not-to-be-missed shopping events every year – the Dubai Shopping Festival (January to early February) and Dubai Summer Surprises (mid June to mid July). During these festivals, there is a dedicated 25 to 75 percent off most outlets including fashion, electronics, beauty products, and homeware. If you’re looking for souvenirs or something a little more authentic, the Deira Spice Souk and Gold Souk as well as the Bur Dubai Textile Souk are worth visiting.
Eating out in Dubai
You’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to eating out in Dubai, with well over 600 restaurant brands to choose from. From popular international restaurants such as Nando’s and P.F. Chang’s, to specialty restaurants by celebrity chefs such as Gary Rhodes and Jamie Oliver. Also enjoy the smorgasbord of Italian, Lebanese, Japanese, American, French and so much more. Most restaurants also offer Halal food, however, it is better to check with the restaurant before going.
If you happen to be in the city on a Friday, then be sure to join in the weekly Dubai must-do – Friday brunch. Almost every hotel hosts one and the range of food and beverages cater to every price point and taste bud. However during Ramadan, a month-long religious time in the Middle East, most restaurants and food outlets close down during the sunlight hours and eating and drinking in public is prohibited out of respect during the holy month.
Dubai hotels
Dubai is home to an array of hotels with a great choice of international brands and local hotels. Depending on whether you want to stay near the airport or at the marina, there are different star hotels and resorts to suit every taste and budget.
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Transport in Dubai
flynas arrives into Terminal 1 at the Dubai International Airport, which is located in Garhoud, just 10 minutes from the city center. Once you’re on the ground you will be able to choose between the following modes of transport:
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MetroDubai metro, a modern and fully automated rail system with red and green lines, providing you with many great features in addition to convenient means of travel, including retail outlets, Wi-Fi connectivity, ATM machines. Following is the list of some of our metro related services |
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TaxiTaxi service is available 24/7 all around Dubai. The service can be provided in different ways to accommodate different customer needs. |
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BusDubai bus service network, that covers 87% of the urban area in the Emirate of Dubai, is designed in such a way that it makes each and every corner of the Dubai to be easily accessable for you. |
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Water BusRTA Water Bus service enables Dubai Citizens, Residents and visitors to sail amongst Dubai inland waters only (Dubai Marina), equipped with a panoramic passengers cabin, providing luxury and privacy, while abiding by the highest safety standards. AbraThe Abra is a traditional means of water transport, which is enabling Dubai Citizens, Residents and visitors among inland waters only. Water TaxiWater Taxi is a marine transit mode with a panoramic passengers cabin providing luxury and privacy, while abiding by with highest safety standards. The Water Taxi will come to the station nearest to your location to ferry you across Dubai Creek and waterways anywhere you might wish. FerryFerry service enables Dubai Citizens, Residents and visitors to sail across Dubai water escapes, in luxury and privacy through a sea journey across major Dubai landmarks. |
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TramDubai Tram network covers a distance of 10.6 Km with 11 stations distributed over the population congested areas. Dubai Tram is considered as the first outside Europe working on underground power supply all over the track without the need of wires to feed it with electricity. |
Events in Dubai
Dubai hosts several international business and leisure events throughout the year. Business events include GITEX Technology Week (October), The BIG5 International Building and Construction Show (November) and the Dubai International Boat Show (March). Leisure options include the Dubai Shopping Festival (January), Omega Dubai Desert Classic (January), Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships (February), Taste of Dubai (March), Dubai World Cup (March), Dubai Summer Surprises (June), Dubai Rugby Sevens (November), Dubai International Film Festival (December) and International Cricket (year-round).