Istanbul Departure Dubai Tour: 4 Nights 5 Days

Istanbul–Dubai round-trip flight ticket
Accommodation in the selected hotel with breakfast or half board
All transfers between the airport, hotel, and shopping center
Turkish-speaking guide service and panoramic Dubai city tour
Desert safari tour, driving through sand dunes in 4x4 vehicles and dinner
Dhow Cruise boat tour and dinner (Dubai Marina or Creek)
Entrance fees to museums and sites as specified in the tour program (according to selected tours)
Mandatory travel insurance and assistance with international exit procedures

"International exit fee and personal visa expenses
Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages during lunch and dinner
Personal expenses, hotel minibar, and extra room service fees
Optional extra tours and safari activities
Travel health insurance and additional insurance costs that are not covered"

'Your tour starts and ends in Istanbul, and the flight times and airport information (IST or SAW) must be clearly stated in your travel document: You must check from which airport your tour will start (Istanbul Airport IST or Sabiha Gokcen SAW) and to which airport you will return, along with the flight times. This information is critically important for adjusting your transportation and accommodation plans in case of going to the wrong airport, missing transfer times, or overnight arrival/departure. The valid passport requirement for Dubai typically necessitates that your passport is valid for at least 6 months beyond your travel return date, and visa/visa on arrival applications and extra fees should be checked in advance: When entering Dubai, your passport is often required to be valid for at least six months from your return date; failing to meet this requirement may result in being denied boarding or entry into the country. Additionally, you should confirm the visa requirements, visa on arrival applications, any online visa application processes, and their fees and processing times with your agency or official sources before purchasing the tour. What is included in the tour program (flight tickets, hotel, breakfast, some tours, guiding) and what is excluded (personal expenses, some extra tours, dinner, city taxes) must be examined in detail: Understanding what is included in the price and what requires additional fees is important for accurately calculating the true cost of the tour; otherwise, you may encounter unexpected expenses for items like desert safaris, boat tours, dinners, or city taxes. Reading the "included/excluded" lists mentioned in the contract and program point by point will facilitate your budget planning, especially knowing the costs of extra tours and mandatory payments in advance. The area of the hotel (Downtown, Marina, Deira, etc.), room type, hotel class, and breakfast/half-board information must be clearly stated in the tour contract: The location of the hotel directly affects your transportation time within Dubai and your ability to go out in the evenings; for instance, areas like Downtown, Marina, or Deira differ considerably in price and atmosphere. The room type (standard, superior, sea view, etc.), hotel star rating, and catering concept (bed and breakfast, half-board, etc.) should be explicitly written in the contract so that you do not experience disappointment regarding the room or services when you arrive at the facility. Since Dubai’s climate is extremely hot for most of the year, appropriate clothing, sunscreen, sufficient water consumption, and especially adherence to dress codes when visiting mosques/places of worship should be considered: In Dubai, particularly during the summer months, light and loose-fitting clothing, hats, sunglasses, and high-factor sunscreen are essential for health due to the high temperatures and humidity. Furthermore, when visiting mosques or places of worship, clothing that covers shoulders and knees, and that does not highlight body shapes, should be adopted, as well as headscarves for women if necessary, respecting local norms. An estimated additional budget should be calculated for shopping, extra tours (desert safari, Marina boat tour, Burj Khalifa visit, etc.), and tips, as well as plans for local currency, credit card usage, and currency exchange: Although shopping in installments, luxurious stores, gold, and electronics may seem attractive in Dubai, you should roughly estimate how much additional budget you will allocate for daily expenses and optional tours to avoid surprise costs. It is beneficial to obtain information beforehand about the local currency, the validity of credit cards, commission-free currency exchange points, and tipping habits to save both time and costs.'

Passport and identity photocopies
Flight ticket and hotel reservation documents
Light and summer clothes, comfortable walking shoes
Sun cream, hat, and sunglasses
Personal medications and basic health supplies
Electronic devices, chargers, and plug adapters
Cash (AED) and internationally accepted credit cards