Covid 19 changed our realities in more ways than one, and one of the most impacted industries was travel. As the world gets back to normal, there is a sharp increase in people traveling all over the world. Dubai has a well-connected international airport serving this incline in international travel.
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With the Eid Al Fitr holidays approaching, Dubai has become a popular destination for Indian travelers, and several Indian cities offer non-stop flights to the emirate. A report published recently stated that Dubai welcomed 1.47M overnight visitors in Jan 2023, with the highest number of international guests from India at 186K.
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These numbers strongly indicate that the coming months will see even more Indian tourists heading to Dubai and airlines are ready for it!
There were 21 Indian airports that provided direct flight services to Dubai. Additionally, IndiGo recently announced the launch of a new direct flight route from Bhubaneswar in the state of Odisha to Dubai, with thrice-a-week operations starting on May 15. Inaugural ticket prices for this route start at Dh448.75 for a one-way journey and Dh897.49 for a round-trip. This will bring the total number of Indian airports offering non-stop flights to Dubai to 22.
Furthermore, air connectivity to Dubai is also accessible from cities such as Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh, thanks to the availability of non-stop flights to Sharjah.
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As international travel picks up pace after the COVID-19 pandemic, Dubai continues to be a sought-after destination for Indian travelers, particularly during the upcoming Eid Al Fitr holidays. The availability of numerous non-stop flight options from various Indian cities to Dubai offers convenient travel choices for those planning to visit the emirate.
