Cheap Flights from Boston to Dubai

About Dubai

Dubai, the most vibrant city in the Middle East, is home to the world’s tallest building Burj Khalifa. Among its audacious projects, Dubai’s Palm Jumeirah, a man-made island, is a 21st century wonder. Moreover, it displays a perfect blend of conservative culture and ambitious futuristic vision. Being an Arab-oriented city, Dubai continues to adhere to its conservative cultural roots; however, it continues to grapple on some of the most ambitious projects. If you want to explore its extraordinary lifestyle, book Boston to Dubai flight in advance.

Best Time to Book Boston to Dubai Flights

Dubai features a hot desert climate, and remains warm all year round. Avoid visiting Dubai during summer, as it is impossible to stroll around the city during the day. The best time to visit Dubai is between November and February, when the weather is comparatively comfortable.

Details About Boston to Dubai Flights

Qatar Airways, Delta, KLM, Air France, Emirates, IndiGo, SWISS, Turkish Airlines, United, and American Airlines are some of the major airlines that provide scheduled flights from Boston to Dubai. There are more than 146 flights available on this route. Since the aerial distance between Boston and Dubai is 6,651 miles, it is best to take a flight, which takes 12 hours. 

To avail Boston to Dubai flights, book your seat with Qatar Airways at the cost of AED 1,384 for a one-way trip, and AED 2,404 for a round trip.

Furthermore, the nearest airports to travel between the two cities are Boston Logan International Airport and land at Dubai International Airport (BOS-DXB).

Here are some insights concluding flight fares on this route:

One-way trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	Qatar Airways	AED 1,384	Book Now
	Emirates	AED 1,440	Book Now
	Air France	AED 1,494	Book Now
	IndiGo	AED 1,518	Book Now
	KLM	AED 1,544	Book Now

Round Trip

Airlines	Airlines Name	Price	Action
	Qatar Airways	AED 2,404	Book Now
	Turkish Airlines	AED 2,428	Book Now
	United	AED 2,431	Book Now
	American Airlines	AED 2,570	Book Now
	SWISS	AED 2,665	Book Now

Best Restaurants in Dubai

Fi’lia

With its successful branches in the US and the Bahamas, Fi’lia brought its unique Italian cuisine to the UAE in 2021. It also has received a Michelin Big Gourmand due to its innovative dishes. It has industrious decor and offers stunning cityscape views. Prior reservation is required to visit this restaurant.

Al Ustad Special Kebab

Because their kebabs have such spectacular flavors, it’s difficult to resist the temptation to order them while you’re in Dubai. No matter the time of day, they’re constantly busy. Their kabab khas and khorak sultani, will leave you licking your fingers.

Armani Amal

Those looking for an upscale vegetarian restaurant in Dubai, Armani Amal is a must-visit. This Indian restaurant has rooftop seating and offers picturesque views of the city. For the best experience, visit the restaurant after sundown. Their Gulkandi paneer tikka and soya chaap are popular among the guests.

Best Hotels in Dubai

Condor Marina Star by Casa Royale

Address – Al marsa Area – Al Seba St – Dubai Marina – Dubai – United Arab Emirates

Price – AED 550

Delta Hotels by Marriott Dubai

Address – Dubai Investment Park – 1 – Green Community Village – Dubai – United Arab Emirates

Price – AED 315

Millennium Airport Hotel

Address – Airport Road – Casablanca St – Dubai – United Arab Emirates

Price – AED 995

Places to Visit in Dubai

Dubai Creek

The historic Dubai Creek separates the city into two parts- Bur Dubai and Deira. Its history goes back to 4,000 years ago, when settlers came here for fishing and extracting pearls. Small villages grew up alongside the creek. Tourists visit the creek mainly on traditional Dhow and admire the cityscape from the water.

Bastakiya Quarter

Bastakia Quarter is a historic fishing village in Dubai. It has earned its name from Bastak (Iranian) traders that settled in the village in the 19th century. It has become a popular tourist site in the city and is dotted with charming little cafes, Arabian tea houses, art galleries, and numerous restored buildings. 

The Global Village

It is claimed to be the world’s most extensive tourism project, offering an amalgamation of cultures of 90 nations in one location. In addition, it is said to be the Middle-eastern region ‘s first cultural, entertainment, family, and shopping destination.

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