As UAE resumes tourist visa, flight rates soar
The Hindu
As the United Arab Emirates (UAE) resumed tourist visas for fully vaccinated travellers from Monday, the flight rates between Kerala and various Emirates cities soared higher even as travel agents are
As the United Arab Emirates (UAE) resumed tourist visas for fully vaccinated travellers from Monday, the flight rates between Kerala and various Emirates cities soared higher even as travel agents are waiting for the final standard operating procedures from civil aviation authorities. The one-way from Thiruvananthapuram to Dubai was about ₹37,000 on September 5 in Etihad Airways. A direct flight from Kochi to Dubai in Emirates airline costs ₹29,000 and upward. The opening of the tourist visas is expected to benefit thousands of Indians especially Keralities planning to visit their families in the UAE apart from raising job opportunities ahead of the rescheduled World Expo hosted by Dubai from October 1, to March 31, 2022.
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