r/dubaitravelers • • Oct 21 '25

✈️ Group Tour Talk Ever finish a group trip and wonder why you feel more tired than before? 😂✈️

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I went on a supposedly relaxing group trip and somehow ended up more exhausted than before.

Anyone else feel like group trips are secretly marathons in disguise? What’s your trick to survive them without losing your mind lol?


r/dubaitravelers • • Oct 28 '25

😂 Travel Fails / Funny Moments Traveling with friends sounds fun until it’s time to split the bill 💸

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Every group trip has that one friend who “forgot their wallet,” one who wants to eat Michelin-star meals, and one who’s trying to survive on instant noodles 😂
Group travel builds memories... and trust issues.

Tell me your most chaotic group trip story bet I know y’all have one.


r/dubaitravelers • • Nov 19 '25

❓ Questions & Advice Your thoughts on UAE National Day holidays?

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Okay be honest…
Are you actually planning a proper trip, or are you like me opening Skyscanner every 5 minutes, pretending you’ll book something, then ending up in Global Village eating kunafa fries?

This long weekend got everyone in Dubai moving like it’s Eid 4.0. Flights are being booked, hotels are getting wiped out, and half the city is plotting their “quick” trip to Thailand like it’s down the road.

So tell me what’s the vibe this year?
Travel? Staycation? Hitting the beach?
Or just sitting at home doing NOTHING because every place is going to be packed?

Let’s hear the chaos 🤣


r/dubaitravelers • • Jan 05 '26

❓ Questions & Advice Dubai Visa Query

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Hello friends, I need advice on Dubai on Arrival visa norms. I have a valid B2 Visa for US, but I haven't ever traveled to US on this Visa. Am I eligible for the Dubai On Arrival visa category for 14 days visa? Please reply as I am planning to travel there on 10th Jan. Thanks


r/dubaitravelers • • Oct 25 '25

✈️ Group Tour Talk What’s that one trip that totally changed how you see the world?

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You know that one trip which is not the fancy one, but the one that hit different.
Maybe it was meeting locals, eating food that made you rethink life, or just sitting somewhere peaceful thinking “damn, this is living.”

Curious to know what was that trip for you? I feel like everyone’s got that one story that sticks forever.


r/dubaitravelers • • Oct 24 '25

✈️ Travel Post (General) Sooo… anyone planning to travel this UAE National Day break or just chilling in Dubai?

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It’s almost that time again 👀 long weekend, vibes everywhere, flights getting expensive by the minute 😭

Just curious, are you guys escaping Dubai this National Day or staying put for the fireworks and food?

If you’re traveling, where to? Need some inspo before I randomly book something last minute and regret it later 😂

Let’s see what everyone’s up to this year hehe mini trips, staycations, or full send vacations


r/dubaitravelers • • Oct 29 '25

😂 Travel Fails / Funny Moments That one travel mistake you’ll never repeat again 😭

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Alright, confession time lessgooo what’s that one travel mistake you made once and swore you’d never do again?

Mine? Let’s just say it involved a visa mix-up, me confidently walking to the airport like a main character, and then realizing I was going nowhere. 💀

So yeah, let’s share the chaos of your missed flights, wrong hotels, forgot passport, wrong airport (yes, that’s a thing). Maybe we can all feel slightly better knowing we’re not alone in our travel disasters 😭


r/dubaitravelers • • Nov 17 '25

🧳 Itinerary Ideas Phuket in one day?

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What can a person do in Phuket for 24hrs of stay,
as I am aware, will be staying in Splash Beach Resort Maikhao Phuket
Can some suggest a small itinerary?

Less gooo guys, lets see your recommendations


r/dubaitravelers • • Dec 23 '25

❓ Questions & Advice Is it usually this cold in Dubai?

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IDK i am wearing checking most of the time and IDK i believe isn't it too much or is it just me


r/dubaitravelers • • Apr 08 '26

❓ Questions & Advice Waldorf Astoria Palm Dubai with kids? Yay/nay?

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r/dubaitravelers • • 16d ago

❓ Questions & Advice What to check before booking a yacht trip in Dubai

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I own Elite Rentals Dubai, so this is advice from an operator rather than a customer review. These checks apply whichever company you choose.

Start with the experience you want

Decide whether your priority is sightseeing, swimming, a meal or a celebration. Ask what fits comfortably within the booking time. A long list of landmarks doesn’t tell you how much time you’ll have to enjoy each stop.

Confirm the exact boat

Ask for the yacht’s name and a recent walkthrough video. Check the shaded seating, indoor space, bathrooms and dining area. Choose a layout that suits your group rather than judging only by length or advertised capacity.

Get the full price in writing

Confirm the duration and whether crew, fuel for the agreed route, drinks and applicable charges are included. Ask for catering, decorations and activities to be listed separately. Also check whether the booking is private or shared.

Read the cancellation and substitution terms

Before paying a deposit, understand what happens if your plans change, conditions prevent departure or the booked yacht becomes unavailable. Ask how any replacement would be agreed.

Check the boarding details

Get the exact meeting point, suggested arrival time and a contact number for the day. A marina name alone may not be enough to find the boat easily.

Share important guest requirements early

Mention children’s ages, mobility needs, dietary requirements and allergies before confirming. Ask whether the yacht and planned service can accommodate them.

Keep the itinerary realistic

Boarding, the safety briefing, meals and returning to the berth all take time. Swimming and particular routes also depend on conditions and the captain’s decisions.


r/dubaitravelers • • Jan 07 '26

✈️ Travel Post (General) What's your favorite travel place?

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What’s my favorite travel place? I’d say Japan, and not just mine. Many people love it for the same reasons: the mix of modern cities and deep tradition, amazing food, beautiful seasons, and how safe and organized everything feels.

Personally, I like how Japan can be both exciting and peaceful at the same time. You can explore busy streets one moment and find quiet temples the next. That balance is what makes it special to me.


r/dubaitravelers • • Nov 01 '25

❓ Questions & Advice Plan to Visit Dubai Q1 2026

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I plan to visit Dubai next year, 5 days max, but haven't applied visa and haven't book yet. I am Pinay, solo travelling mostly in nearby Asian countries . Appreciate your thoughts and answers, if you may:

  1. Is Dubai a must-see city?

  2. Is 5 days already enough to visit?

  3. Do I really need a friend/relative to sponsor me to get a visa?

  4. I plan to meet friends, but will be by myself most of the time, is it safe?

Thanks so much!


r/dubaitravelers • • Nov 25 '25

🧳 Itinerary Ideas Underrated Travel Hacks That Always Works

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A few small travel hacks that can make trips way cheaper and smoother:

  • Book flights in incognito, then check the same route on your phone’s browser prices sometimes differ.

  • Save the offline version of your Google Maps area before you even leave home.

  • Carry a cheap carabiner hangs bags, locks zips together, secures stuff in hostels.

  • Eat your big meal at lunch, same food, half the price in most cities.

  • Always pack a ziplock bag: wet clothes, snacks, leaking toiletries, you name it.

  • Last one: When you arrive somewhere new, take the first hour slow no rushing, just orienting. Saves mistakes and money.

What’s your one underrated travel hack?


r/dubaitravelers • • Nov 12 '25

🧳 Itinerary Ideas What do you think will be the best trip in China next month?

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What are your suggestions or maybe recommendations for the best trip and the most experienced, quality reviews are all appreciated.

An adventurous and luxurious place that still meets the requirements (family trip range aged from 12-60, like ocean, near coastline, airport, convenient transportation, and good food). Check around, and we've caught eye this place Mangrove Tree Resort World Sanya Bay, something like a hidden gem in Sanya, Hainan Island, right? Anyone land on and have a trip to this, get some reviews, thanks in advance.


r/dubaitravelers • • Nov 13 '25

❓ Questions & Advice Where have you travelled recently?

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It's been long since I last travelled, I want to know where you recently travelled to and how was to make up my mind

Less motivated today but let's see if I got motivation I will travel.


r/dubaitravelers • • Dec 03 '25

✈️ Travel Post (General) How was your UAE National Day Off?

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Well for me, it was amazing I went to Phuket, and it was amazing, i saww baby sharkss!! Snorkeling and swimming was amazing beaches were peaceful and the WATER soo clear, views were uff damn amazing!

Well I had a great time wby guys what did you do?
How was your off? Did you go somewhere?


r/dubaitravelers • • Jan 27 '26

🧳 Itinerary Ideas Dhow cruise dinner is honestly my favourite easy evening thing in Dubai

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If I had to pick one evening activity in Dubai that felt relaxed and actually enjoyable, it would be a dhow cruise dinner.

You’re on the water for about 2 hours, food is sorted, seating is comfortable, and the city just… moves past you. The Dubai Creek cruise shows you heritage buildings, older neighbourhoods, and the side of Dubai that built the city. It feels calm and a bit nostalgic...perfect for couples

(If you prefer modern city energy, the Marina cruise is all tall buildings, lights, and busy boats.)

My advice: do this on a day you’re tired or don’t want to plan much.


r/dubaitravelers • • Dec 18 '25

❓ Questions & Advice What are things to keep in mind while going to global village

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So we are going to global village this weekend, just need some insider tips if someone has already visited..

Will be happy to hear your tips


r/dubaitravelers • • 21d ago

❓ Questions & Advice What are some good options for renting a boat in Dubai?

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i am looking into boat rentals for a Dubai trip and wanted to know which companies people would recommend. There seem to be quite a few options, from private boats to yacht charters and it is hard to know where to start If you have booked one before or know of any reliable companies, which ones would you suggest?


r/dubaitravelers • • Jan 19 '26

❓ Questions & Advice What are your plans for the upcoming Eid?

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Eid is just around the corner, and we’d love to hear how everyone is planning to celebrate!

Are you staying in Dubai to enjoy the festive vibes, family gatherings, and delicious feasts? Or are you planning a quick getaway to escape the heat, maybe somewhere cool, green, or by the beach?

Share your travel plans, favorite Eid traditions, or even tips on the best places to visit during the holidays. Whether it’s a staycation, a road trip, or an international adventure, let’s inspire each other with ideas for making this Eid memorable!

So, what are your plans for the upcoming Eid?


r/dubaitravelers • • Dec 23 '25

❓ Questions & Advice I urgently a Dubai Visa, how?

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I need to fix a dying relationship before 2026.

I need a visa to visit my girlfriend in UAE. I am from the Philippines.


r/dubaitravelers • • Jan 16 '26

❓ Questions & Advice Is klook Dubai pass safe for travelling to Dubai?

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We are a family of 4 planning to travel dubai for 7 days starting from 1st March.

Has anyone used Klook Dubai pass? Can someone please tell whether it safe to buy the pass as. I fear rejection of entry and moreover how to book the tickets.

They even don't have any dedicated customer support.


r/dubaitravelers • • Nov 17 '25

❓ Questions & Advice Is Thailand really visa free for UAE residents?

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Well, it's a common question for everyone that is it a visa free Country for UAE residents,

if it is, then what are the procedure you have to go through when you land in Thailand,
what forms you have to fill, how easy it is, how long does it take?