Airfares between the UAE-India have recently seen a significant decline, with prices dropping by as much as 80% for major cities. This reduction in fares presents a unique opportunity for travelers looking to visit India, particularly during the off-peak season from late January to mid-March 2024. However, fares to tier-2 destinations have not followed the same trend, often remaining higher than those for major cities. Overview of Fare Reductions The fare reductions on UAE-India routes are substantial. For instance, return economy class tickets from Dubai to Mumbai have plummeted to approximately Dh931 in January 2024, down from average highs of Dh1,143. Similarly, flights to New Delhi are experiencing comparable price drops. However, travelers heading to South Indian cities like Kochi and Bengaluru are facing higher fares, with prices hovering between Dh1,106 and Dh1,422 during the same period. Key Fare Changes Mumbai to Dubai: Fares reduced to Dh931 from Dh1,143. New Delhi to Dubai: Similar reductions observed. Kochi:
Unbelievable! UAE-India Airfares Plummet 80%—But Why Are Tier-2 Destinations Still So Expensive?
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