If you want to see Dubai, the Fujairah mountains, the beaches of Ras Al Khaimah, and the attractions of Abu Dhabi and Al Ain all in one trip, there is now an option ready for this journey.

The UAE has launched a new national platform called UAEGrandTour.com that allows tourists to plan and purchase an 11-day trip across all seven emirates with a single reservation.

The price of the "Grand Classic" package starts from 10,446 dirhams per person and is 20,891 dirhams for two adults. This package includes 10 nights of accommodation in selected four and five-star hotels, breakfast and some meals, private transportation with an air-conditioned vehicle, an English-speaking driver and guide, and entry fees to specified attractions in the itinerary.

During this trip, travelers will visit places like the historic Al Fahidi district, the Al Shindagha Museum, Dubai Creek, the Gold and Spice Souks, Palm Jumeirah, and Dubai Mall. The itinerary then moves from Dubai to Sharjah and Ajman, and continues towards Fujairah, the Hajar Mountains, and Al Bidya Mosque.

Next, it’s time for Ras Al Khaimah, where desert safari, driving on sand dunes, camel riding, and a barbecue dinner are included in the program. The next stops are Abu Dhabi and then Al Ain, including visits to Sheikh Zayed Mosque, Qasr Al Watan, Abu Dhabi Corniche, and Al Ain Oasis.

One of the differences of this platform from regular travel programs is that tourists do not just receive a suggested itinerary; they can book the entire trip online and pay for it, receiving the related service vouchers via email. There is also the option to add more days and extra experiences.

This package does not include international flights, UAE visa fees if needed, travel insurance, Tourism Dirham, personal expenses, and tips. The trip is designed for a minimum of two adults, and travelers' passports must be valid for at least six months.

The UAE Minister of Economy and Tourism has stated that the launch of this initiative aims to encourage tourists to stay longer and see more parts of the country; an action that coincides with the approach of the cooler months of the year and the usual increase in tourism activities in the fall and winter.
Source: Gulf News