Airlines expand services to UAE amid growing demand for emirate holidays Demand for tours in the UAE is recovering after a decline linked to the Middle East conflict, while tour operators are increasing sales of tours not only to popular Dubai, but also to the emirates of Abu Dhabi and Ras Al Khaimah, the Russian Travel Industry Union (RST) reported on Monday. "Traffic volumes in the United Arab Emirates are actively recovering: since the beginning of October, Aeroflot has resumed regular flights between Moscow and Abu Dhabi, and flies to the airline Dubai Utair, Povda will start flying there from the end of October.

Airlines expand services to UAE amid growing demand for emirate holidays Demand for tours in the UAE is recovering after a decline linked to the Middle East conflict, while tour operators are increasing sales of tours not only to popular Dubai, but also to the emirates of Abu Dhabi and Ras Al Khaimah, the Russian Travel Industry Union (RST) reported on Monday. "Traffic volumes in the United Arab Emirates are actively recovering: since the beginning of October, Aeroflot has resumed regular flights between Moscow and Abu Dhabi, and flies to the airline Dubai Utair, Povda will start flying there from the end of October.