With Eid Al Fitr approaching, residents are all set for the start of the Eid holidays. A time reserved for prayer and gratitude. Eid Al Fitr is significant for Muslims around the world.
This year, Eid Al Fitr is scheduled to be celebrated either on Friday (April 21) or Saturday (April 22). With the UAE’s moon-sighting committee set to meet and confirm the exact date on Thursday, April 20
During Eid Al Fitr, Muslims celebrate the end of Ramadan by taking part in numerous traditions. Prayers, special dishes, and customs become part of family traditions for the holiday.
The UAE’s rich diversity and multicultural landscape offer a unique opportunity to witness a number of traditions
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Short-haul, budget destinations remain the top choice for UAE residents planning a quick getaway during the upcoming Eid Al Fitr holidays, and destinations that offer cheaper airfares and are only three hours away remain the top choice for most holiday seekers.
That said, travel agents also report an uptick in holiday demand to European destinations such as the UK for the upcoming Easter and Eid break. And this is despite the challenges of getting a Schengen visa in time for the holidays, and sky-high airfares.