'Do not travel' advice for Dubai dropped
Summary
The British Foreign Office has removed its "do not travel" warning for Dubai after the US and Iran agreed to stop the war in the Middle East. However, it still warns that the situation could change quickly and attacks might start again without warning.Key Facts
- The UK government no longer advises against travel to Dubai, making it easier for Britons to visit.
- The US and Iran signed a peace agreement aiming to end their conflict in the Middle East.
- The Foreign Office says the situation remains unstable and attacks could restart suddenly.
- Thousands of British travelers were stranded when the conflict began, and many airlines stopped flights to the region.
- Virgin Atlantic will not restart flights to Dubai until winter 2027, while British Airways plans to resume in October 2026.
- Emirates airline has continued flying to the UAE throughout the conflict.
- More than 1.4 million Britons visited Dubai last year, making it a major destination for holidays and business.
- The UK government also lifted travel warnings for Qatar and most parts of Saudi Arabia.
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