Cheap Flights To Dubai

DUBAI OVERVIEW

Dubai is one of the seven emirates that constitute the United Arab Emirates. Dubai is also the name of the largest and most populous city in the UAE, the city is officially referred to as The City of Dubai. ? The City of Dubai is the business hub of the Middle East. It is home to the largest immigrant population in the world. Dubai is a desert city with superb infrastructure that has become popular for tourists because of its excellent amenities and numerous places of interest. It is a great place?for shopping, partying, sunbathing, fine dining and?sporting events.? The City of Dubai has become iconic for its skyscrapers and high-rise buildings, in particular, the world's tallest building, the Burj Khalifa. Other tourist attractions in Dubai are; Dubai Creek, Bastakiya Quarters, The Souks,?Heritage Village,?The Dubai Museum and The Grand Mosque. Several annual events and festivals hold throughout the year in Dubai such as; the Dubai Shopping Festival the Dubai Marathon the Dubai Desert Classic - Golfing competition the Dubai Tennis Championships the Dubai Art Fair the Dubai WorldCup - horse races the Bride Show Dubai the Dubai Festival of Taste - food festival the Dubai International Film Festival National Day Festival - UAE's independence celebrations the Dubai Rugby Sevens?  

BEST TIME TO BOOK A FLIGHT TO?DUBAI

The peak season Most tourists arrive in Dubai between November and April which is the cooler season. Several festivals hold at this time like the?Al Marmoom Heritage Festival (March), the Dubai International Film Festival (December), the Dubai Shopping Festival (January-February). At this time of year, flight and hotel prices are at the all time high.   The off-peak season There is usually a drop in the volume of tourist during the months of Ramadan (June-July). This is because of the strict rules of Islam which are enforced at this time. Rules are applicable to such activities such as smoking, drinking and eating and staying outside for long hours. As a consequence, the rates of almost all the flight and hotels drop down up to 70% during this time where you are requested to follow the rules of the?Ramadan. Also, the Dubai summers, in general, don't see many visitors, especially August which is the hottest month of the summer season. The temperature often reaches 41 ?C with little or no rain. The flight prices are affected by this as they see a significant decrease.  

BEST TIME TO VISIT DUBAI

Dubai has a hot desert climate. Summers in Dubai are extremely hot, windy, and humid, with an average high around 41 ?C (106 ?F) in the hottest month, August. Most days are sunny throughout the year.?Dubai summers are also known for the moderate to high humidity level, which can make it uncomfortable for many. To protect yourself from heat stroke, you will have to avoid spending too much time outside (especially at mid-day), wear a lot of sunscreen and drink plenty of water. Winters are warm with an average high of 24 ?C (75 ?F) and overnight lows of 14 ?C (57 ?F) in January, the coldest month. The rains tend to visit the city somewhere in between December and March. All these considered, there's really no bad time visit Dubai. The city is heavily air-conditioned, from the buildings to the vehicles. ?Everything is designed to keep the heat out. The early all-year-round summer makes it and easy destination for planes to reach at most times of the year. However, the best time to go?to Dubai is?in between November and April, when the hot sun?is at rest and the evenings and night time are cool.

DUBAI AIRPORTS

The city of Dubai boasts two international airports,?Dubai International Airport and?Al Maktoum International aka Dubai World Centre.   Dubai International Airport (DXB) Dubai International Airport was established in the year 1960. It is the primary airport serving Dubai. Dubai International Airport is currently the busiest airport in the world with a passenger traffic of over 83 million people in 2016. ?Dubai International is situated in the Al Garhoud district, in the centre of Dubai, and stretches over 7,200 acres of land. Dubai International serves as the base of Emirates and flydubai airlines; the flag carrier airlines of Dubai. Emirates is the busiest airline at Dubai Airport; it handles about 65% of passenger traffic. flydubai, Dubai's low-cost carrier, handles 11.6% of passenger traffic at Dubai International Airport.   Al Maktoum International (DWC) Al Maktoum Internationa is located 64km from away from Dubai International Airport. It is also called the Dubai World Centre. Al Maktoum International is located in Jebel Ali, UAE and serves Dubai. The airport is close to the developing areas of ?new Dubai?. Al Maktoum International at the moment is in itself still being developed. It is believed that once completed, Al Maktoum International will be the world's largest airport with a capacity of 160 million passengers per year. ? The table below displays airlines and average fares from some popular cities to?Dubai. ?The majority of the airlines listed below operate out of Dubai International Airport (DXB).

Airlines	City	Average Price
Korean Air	Tokyo	$636
Swiss	New York	$935
Emirates	Sao Paulo	$1,344
China? Southern	Seoul	$590
Emirates	Mexico City	$1,105
China? Eastern	Osaka	$578
Saudi Arabian Air	Manila	$556
Jet Airways	Mumbai	$300
Qatar Airways	Lagos	$630
Royal Jordanian	Cairo	$345
Eithad	Los Angeles	$1,300
Emirates, Turkish Airways, Qatar Airways	Buenos Aires	$1,800
Turkish Air	Moscow	$350
Aeroflot	Paris	$384
Pegasus	Istanbul	$360
Turkish Air	Abuja	$650

AIRLINES OPERATING INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS TO DUBAI?

Below is a list of popular airlines that fly to and from the?airports of Dubai. Dubai International Airport?

• British Airways
• Emirates
• flydubai
• Jet Airways
• KLM
• Lufthansa
• Air France
• Qatar Airways
• Virgin Atlantic

  Al Maktoum International (DWC)

• Finnair
• flydubai
• Qatar Airways
• Wizz Air

   

HOW LONG IS A FLIGHT TO DUBAI

Wondering how long it would take to reach Dubai by flight? Here's a list of flight time to Dubai from various cities around the world.  

City	Distance to Dubai (km)	Flight duration from Dubai (HH:MM)
Tokyo	9594.9	12:22
New York	11002	14:11
Sao Paulo	12216.7	15:45
Seoul	6805.1	8:46
Mexico City	14345.4	18:30
Kyoto	7600.8	9:48
Manila	6929.7	8:56
Mumbai	1930.7	2:40
Delhi	2206.8	2:50
Jakarta	6537.1	8:26
Lagos	5914.8	7:37
Cairo	2421.9	3:7
Los Angeles	13397	17:17
Buenos Aires	13617.9	17:34
Rio de Janeiro	11606.9	14:58
Moscow	3669.6	4:44
Shanghai	6421.7	8:17
Paris	5249.2	6:46
Istanbul	3022.6	3:53
Abuja	5374.5	6:56

  Please note: the above table displays the approximate non-stop flight duration times from Dubai to other cities. The actual flight times may differ depending on the type and speed of the aircraft.  

GETTING FROM DUBAI AIRPORTS TO DUBAI CITY CENTRE

 

Dubai International Airport

Dubai International Airport is centrally located within the city, this means that a journey from the airport to Dubai city centre take an average of ?40 minutes. There are several means of transportation you may make use of.   Dubai Airport Shuttle Bus The buses take several routes and work even at nighttime. Choose the bus board based on the city district you wish to travel to. ?The shuttle buses arrive at the airport every 7?minutes during the day and every 20 minutes at nighttime. Bus rides from Dubai Airport to the Dubai city centre cost a maximum of $2 (8AED). The following buses go from Dubai Airport to City Centre: N2, 4, 11, 15, 33, 44, 401, 402 Bus stations are situated in front of Terminals 1, 2 and 3.   Dubai Airport Metro The Dubai Airport Metro has two bus lines; red and green. The red line will get you to the city centre. The duration of a metro trip from Dubai Airport to Dubai city is approximately 40 minutes. Red line stations are located near Terminal 1 and 3. The Dubai Airport Metro operates?from 05:50am to 12:00am Sunday to Thursday and from 1:00pm to 1:00am?on Friday. The average cost of a metro ride to the Dubai city centre is $1.8 (6.5 AED).   Dubai Airport Transfers & Taxi A taxi is the easiest way to go from the airport to the city. It is the most comfortable available transport. ?Also, if you arrive at ?Dubai at night, it is the most stable transport service between the airport and the city.?The duration of a taxi ride from Dubai Airport to Dubai city is approximately 46 minutes. The prices of taxis ride from Dubai Airport start from $36 (130 AED). The taxis are metered the distance of your travel and the time taken to affect the overall price of the cab fare. You may book your taxi in advance, your taxi driver will meet you at the exit from the arrivals area with a nameplate. To take a taxi on the spot, you should find the Taxi stand at the airport.    

Al Maktoum International

Bus Bus services link Al Maktoum Airport to the City Centre and also provide transfers to Dubai International Airport. The following buses ply routes from Al Maktoum Airport which reach or terminate at the Dubai City centre; Bus no F55 - Ibn Battuta Station Bus no F55A - Satwa Station The buses arrive every 60 minutes take about 40 minutes?to reach the city centre.   Car Hire Hiring a car from Al Maktoum a very popular way of getting from the airport to the Dubai city centre and also for getting around Dubai without relying on public transportation. Car Hire service providers available at Al Maktoum Airport are; Hertz,?Dollar, Thrifty, W&B and Rent A Car.   Taxi Taxi services from Al Maktoum Airport are the most popular way of getting around. Taxi fares are relatively inexpensive. Rates are fixed and metered. The journey to Dubai city centre is approximately 60km and will take around 1 hour. This should cost in the region of 140 AED (around ?23 / $38)    

GETTING AROUND?DUBAI?

Taxis Taxi are the most utilised means of transport by tourists in Dubai. ?Taxis are very easily accessible and may be hailed from curbsides on most streets. You may also choose to book the cabs ahead of time by?calling for a Dubai taxi pick-up at +971 4 208 0808. If you prefer to use an app to book a ride, Uber or Careem are available. Licensed taxis are tan with red or pink roofs; taxis with pink roofs are driven by women and intended for women and families only. The taxi prices are determined by kilometres travelled, tolls and the time of day. it is expected that there will be? long waits for taxis between 3:30pm and 5:30pm. At these times most taxi drivers change-over their shift. The scarcity of cabs also occurs during rush hour.   Tip:?Dubai vehicles mostly only accept cash payment, the cash must also be in the local currency. It is advisable to carry smaller bills with you when using a taxi so you can?get your change easily.   Public Transportation (Land) Before you can make use of the local transport system in Dubai, you must first purchase a rechargeable Nol Card. These cards are available at ticket offices in any metro and in some bus stations. ?There are also ticket vending machines (with instructions in English) in all metro, bus stations and Dubai International Airport. The cards cost 2 AED. Individual trips are costed separately, fares start from 3 AED. Children under five years of age travel free. A worthwhile package to consider is the 'One Day in Dubai' pass which allows you to on all public transport covering the main city sights. This costs 14 AED. Once you have purchased your?Nol card, you may now choose to travel through Dubai via tram, metro or bus. ?These transport vessels are strategically connected to the highly populated residential and commercial areas of Dubai Marina, Palm Jumeirah, and Dubai Media City.   Water Ways A great and visually pleasant transport option is via boat and ferry. You may choose to take in the sights from a traditional dhow boat. They small boats that carry passengers across the Dubai Creek to the historic old town neighbourhoods of Bastakiya and Bani Yas Road for small fee. You may also choose to make use of a more modern water bus service, the Dubai Ferry, which also operates in the Creek and Dubai Marina areas to travel. Ferries from the Al Jaddaf station depart daily at 10:00am, 12:00pm and 5.30pm. Fares start at 15 AED.   Car Hire Car hire is a great choice if you would like to explore the city of Dubai on your own. It is a mode of transport that gives you the flexibility to explore Dubai at your own pace. To hire a car, all you need is an international driver?s licence, passport and credit card; third-party insurance is also compulsory. Thrifty, Budget Rent ?A Car, Hertz, EuropCar, Sixt are some of the car hire service providers available in Dubai.  

STAYING IN?DUBAI

  To have a most pleasant stay in Dubai, it is important that you stay in an area that gives you access to all the sights and sound that are of interest to you and provides amenities that suits your needs. Let's help you make your accommodation decision by showing what each popular area in Dubai has to offer.   Deira - for the souqs Deira is Dubai?s busiest area located at on the eastern bank of Dubai Creek. ?If you are looking to visit the city?s souqs, Deira is the place for you because the majority of souqs are located here. From Deira you can also easily access the wharves are lined with traditional Arab sailing dhows. The Heritage House Museum and the gold, spice and fish souqs in Al Ras, near the bank of Dubai Creek, take you on a journey into the area?s mercantile past.   Bur Dubai - for the history Opposite Deira, on the other side of Dubai Creek, lies Bur Dubai. It holds a restored historic quarter, Bastakiya. ?Bastakiya is a former fort house the Dubai Museum. Also in Bur Dubai is the Sheikh Saeed House, official residence of past rulers and now open to the public. The nearby Heritage and Diving Village is a recreation of a Bedouin village. Shop for souveniers in the souqs and Indian market stalls or to the Grand Mosque. There are various malls available in Bur Dubai. Creekside Park another attraction in the area. The neighbouring bargain shopping district of Karama borders Bur Dubai to the south.   Jumeirah Beach - for relaxation Jumeirah follows the coast west of Dubai Creek.There are various resort hotels and beach clubs in Jumeirah, including the seven- star Burj Al Arab hotel, built on its own island. The Madinat Jumeirah resort at Umm Suqeim is styled like an ancient Arabian citadel. Wild Wadi Waterpark makes a splash nearby, and the Palm Jumeirah and World residential developments rise out of the Arabian Gulf offshore.   Sheikh Zayed Road South - for the shoppers The southern side of Sheikh Zayed Road holds to the massive theme parks under construction at Dubailand in New Dubai and on to the Abu Dhabi border. Shoppers spend the day in the air- conditioned art galleries and the Mall of the Emirates and Ibn Buttuta shopping centres. Luxury hotels, fine-dining restaurants and residential towers cluster at the waterfront Dubai Marina development.   Sheikh Zayed Road North- for the sights From here you can easily access World Trade Centre on the western edge of Karama. Various skyscraper hotels and homes line the highway. These buildings are however dwarfed by the 160-storey Burj Dubai the world?s tallest building. Shoppers also love the ?Dubai Mall at Burj Dubai.   The type of accommodation and associated costs are also important factors to consider before choosing where to stay in Dubai. Both furnished and unfurnished accommodation is available in the city. There are many different styles of housing to choose from, with the main ones being: Townhouses - are duplex or triplex and have a small garden Apartments - smaller than a townhouse. They don?t have gardens but may have a balcony Villas - free-standing large accommodation with a garden You may also choose to stay at a hotel. There are different types/classes of hotels Dubai. The hotel prices are often determined by the location of the hotel and the time of year.  

Hotels in Dubai

Burj Al Arab from 4,500 AED The Burj Al Arab is reputably the best and most luxurious hotel in the world. It offers the finest service and experiences throughout - right down to an optional chauffeur-driven Rolls-Royce. It is?distinctively sail-shaped. The hotel has become a model of Dubai?defines the cities skyline. Burj Al Arab boasts 202 luxurious duplex suites with 9 world-class restaurants and bars. ?Five swimming pools (3 outdoor, 2?indoor) and a private beach. Guests at the hotel receive complementary access to Wild Wadi Waterpark for the duration of their stay.   Park Hyatt Dubai from 750 AED Park Hyatt Dubai is a 5-star located?on the banks of the majestic Dubai Creek. It boasts?an inspired assortment of award-winning restaurants. Guests at Park Hyatt Dubai also enjoy its ?6 luxury spa, a golf course, a swimming pool, private fishing. Park Hyatt Dubai boasts 223 rooms including 34 suites, each offering panoramic views?of Dubai Creek from a private balcony or terrace.   Auris Metro Central Hotel Apartments from 325 AED Auris Metro Central Hotel Apartments is a budget hotel in the Al Barsha district of Dubai. It is located close to the Emirates Golf Club. It holds 210 apartments with free wi-fi and parking. The hotel also has a swimming pool and fitness centre. Auris Metro Central Hotel Apartments is a walking distance from Ski Dubai, Mall of the Emirates, Jebel Ali Race Course and Dubai Maria.   Ja Oasis Beach Tower from 450 AED Ja Oasis Beach Tower is a budget hotel in Dubai's Jumeirah Beach area. It offers 169 apartments with terraces that offer a beautiful view of the beach and its surroundings. ?Ja Oasis Beach Tower houses 2 swimming pools, including a pool for children. Ja Oasis Beach Towers locate close to Dubai Marina, The Beach and Marina Malls, Skydive Dubai and various other places of interest.   Winchester Hotel Apartments from 320 AED Winchester Hotel Apartments located in Bur Dubai and offers budget prices for quality service and amenities. The hotel houses 158 apartments with free wifi and parking. ?Guests at the hotel have access to the rooftop terrace, outdoor pool and fitness centre the hotel has to offer. The apartments have a kitchen stocked with kitchen utensils which guest may prepare meals for themselves. Winchester Hotel Apartments is situated close to BurJurman Mall, Dubai Museum, the Grand Mosque and the Dubai Heritage Village.  

GREAT PLACES TO VISIT IN?DUBAI

Dubai is a city of numerous sights, there's something for everyone. From theme parks to beaches, the possibilities are endless.?  

Sightseeing in Dubai

Burj Al Khalifa from 90 AED The Burj Khalifa is the tallest building in the?world at a height of 2,717 ft.??A tour of Dubai is incomplete without seeing the Burj up close. Take a step further, ?to head inside and enjoy the awe-inspiring view of the Dubai from the 124th-floor observation deck with its floor-to-ceiling glass walls. The deck offers 360-degree panoramic views over the city. ?You may also purchase souvenirs from the "At The Top" shop.   Al Bastakiya The oldest residential district in Dubai dating to 1890, the area is significant for its old-time architecture. It is an untouched corner of Dubai's culture. Visit Al Bastakiya for a look into old Dubai.   Dubai Marina Dubai Marina is a man-made canal city built to encourage luxurious lifestyles through exclusive waterfront constructions along the Persian Gulf shoreline. You may take a boat ride across the Marina?by rigid inflatable boats (RIB). Boat rides cost a minimum of 150 AED.   The Dubai Fountain The Dubai Fountain is musical fountain show located on the man-made Burj Khalifa Lake. Water is shot up in the air to an altitude of over 500ft and accompanied by classical & contemporary music from around the world. The fountain has broken previous records, by far surpassing the previous record holders like the Jet d'Eau of Geneva.   Palm Islands The Palm Islands are three artificial islands Palm Jumeirah, Deira Island and Palm Jebel Ali.?The islands take the form of a palm tree, topped by a crescent. You can take a speed boat cruise around the island from 300 AED.  

THINGS TO DO IN DUBAI

There are also various?outdoor activities you can do in Dubai. They are theme parks, hot air balloon rides, sand boarding, sea plane rides, helicopter rides, horse riding, camel rides and safaris. Here a few of the theme parks available in Dubai. There are various other which are still under construction.   Dubai Atlantis Shark Safari & Aquaventure Waterpark? from 199 AED Aquaventure Waterpark at Atlantis is a? built on the Palm Jumeirah Island and is themed on the myth of Atlantis and?includes distinct Arabian elements. It is said to be the best waterpark in Dubai. The park has water slides and various water rides. You can get up close to?with sharks and rays.   Wild Wadi Water Park? from 295 AED This park is located at Jumeirah Beach. ?It is in front of the Burj Al Arab. Wild Wadi offers 30 rides and attractions for all the member of the family. Wild Wadi is themed around the tale of Juha, a known character from the Arabian folklore.    

COST OF LIVING IN DUBAI

Average cost of food and drinks in Dubai

Fast food - 25.00 AED Beer - 40.00 AED Soda - 1.84 AED Water - 1.26 AED  

Average cost of transport in?Dubai

One-way Ticket (Local Transport) ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?5.00 AED Monthly Pass (Regular Price) ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 250.00 AED Taxi Start (Normal Tariff) ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?10.75 AED Taxi 1km (Normal Tariff) ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 2.00 AED Taxi 1hour Waiting (Normal Tariff) ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?40.00 AED  

Average cost of some common items in the markets

Milk ?(1 liter) ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?5.62 AED Loaf ?Bread (500g) ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 4.97 AED Rice (1kg) ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?8.93 AED Chicken ?(1kg) ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?24.31 AED Beef Round (1kg) ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 39.94 AED Apples (1kg) ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 8.80 AED Banana (1kg) ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 7.34 AED Oranges (1kg) ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 7.97 AED Tomato (1kg) ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 6.83 AED Potato (1kg) ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?4.38 AED Onion (1kg) ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 3.92 AED Water (1.5 liter bottle) ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?2.25 AED Domestic Beer (0.5 liter bottle) ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?37.80 AED Imported Beer (0.33 liter bottle) ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? 39.11 AED ?

Average cost of accommodation?in Dubai

Apartment (1 bedroom) ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?6,312 AED Apartment (3 bedroom) ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?12,129 AED Sublet Apartment ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?6,200 AED  

DUBAI TIPS

  Travelling with Children Large hotels have a good selection of kids' meals, especially in room service. Very small children do not normally eat out at night but are often welcome. Phone ahead to check. In any case, baby-sitting services are available in the main hotels. Children under 12 usually qualify for discounts on admission fees to most museums, amusement parks, swimming pools and entertainment centres.   Women Travellers The UAE is extremely safe for women travellers, nevertheless, women travelling alone are a novelty and you may find yourself at the focus of unwanted attention. If you wish to avoid hassle or risk causing offence, do not wear tight or revealing clothes away from the beach clubs and resorts. You will also find that clothing suitable for the more cosmopolitan cities may not be comfortable or convenient for independent travel in rural areas. Loose trousers and a long sleeved cotton shirt will suit a wide range of situations.   Opening hours Normal shopping hours are from 9:00 am - 1:00pm and 4:00pm - 9:00pm however many shops in Dubai stay open all day. Most shopping centres open from 10:00am - 10:00pm. Shopping centres and most shops are open on Friday, the Islamic day of rest, but they all close for Juma (Friday) prayers from 11:30am -1:30 pm.   Security Tips? Dubai is reportedly a?city one of the lowest crime rates in the world. So there's not much to be worry about. ?Unless you venture outside the city.    

FLIGHTS FROM LOCAL CITY TO DUBAI

There are several domestic flights available to Dubai's airports. The table below gives a quick overview of the domestic flights available from the Dubai.

City	Destination Airport	Airline	Flight duration
Abu Dhabi	Abu Dhabi International Airport	Sudan Airways	30 minutes
Al Bateen	Al Bateen Executive Airport, Abu Dhabi	Sudan Airways	30 minutes
Ras al-Khaimah	Ras al-Khaimah International Airport	Qatar Airways Emirates Flydubai	3h+
Sharjah	Sharjah International Airport	Quatar Airways Emirates Flydubai AirArabia	7h+

    The average cost of domestic flights from Dubai Airport is $350 (1264 AED). PEOPLE WHO LIKE DUBAI ALSO LIKE Dubai tourist also have an appreciation forfor Abu Dhabi,?Doha,?Dakar,?Tel Aviv,?Casablanca and Alexandria. These cities bear the same Islamic/ Middle Eastern culture which prevails throughout its architecture and environment. They also offer similar cuisine.