How to get to Dubai

Dubai is one of the most popular Emirates, which makes up the United Arab Emirates. There are many ways to get to this country; you can either choose to fly directly of fly off to another nearby country and travel to Dubai from there. If you are confused as to how to get to Dubai for your next trip, read on to know more.



Going to Dubai by air

Flying to Dubai is one of the most practical ways to get there. Dubai has one of the best and most connected airports in all of the world and most of the world's biggest airlines touch down there every single day. The Dubai International Airport and the Al Maktoum International Airport at the Dubai World Central are the two airports found in the country. The Dubai International Airport itself is a destination and the second one is an up-and-coming airport, but keep in mind that both of these are some of the busiest places on earth. Since many airlines operate in Dubai you will be able to find flight tickets at discounted rates, so before you plan your trip make sure you keep your eyes open for some of the best offers you may be able to find online. Similarly, when you were trying to get accommodation in Dubai it is best to keep your eyes open for great deals at the many Dubai hotels in Deira the likes of Avani Deira Dubai Hotel, which is centrally located and close to the airport too.

Going to Dubai by road

Dubai is not a country on its own but is one of the seven Emirates that make up for UAE. This means that you can travel freely between all the seven countries there, so instead of directly landing in Dubai, you can make a bigger trip by flying to one of the other Emirates countries and driving to Dubai. The different countries all have their own unique experiences you can enjoy and this is a great option if you want to get more out of your one trip to UAE. Driving through the other countries will also give you the different perspectives of the cultures in UAE and you can explore this at your own speed if you choose to drive yourself.

Getting to Dubai by bus

All the seven Emirates in the United Arab Emirates are connected by buses throughout the week. This is yet another option for visitors if you want to land in one Emirate and travel to the others. There are buses to and from the Emirates that arrive and depart throughout the day, but it is better for you if you check the schedule online and know where you want to go and at what time you want to get there.

Travelling within Dubai

While many still opt to travel by private vehicles, you can get around Dubai with its great public transport system. Dubai has a good metro system, or you can even choose to take the bus. Public transport is a cost-effective way to get around, but travelling in a foreign country can be confusing, so make sure you have looked at the routes and schedules beforehand. You can also compare the average costs of using public transport and private vehicle hire to decide what suits you and your travel buddies the best. If you are on a budget trip, opting for public transport is the best way to go, and you will not be missing out on much, travelling through Dubai in a train is a fun experience in itself and something that everyone must try out during their holiday in this country.

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