- The UK Foreign Office has maintained its travel advice for the United Arab Emirates despite recent regional escalations and a trade embargo imposed on Iran by the UAE.
- Advisory against all but essential travel to the UAE was lifted on 18 June, ensuring standard travel insurance policies remain valid for visitors to cities such as Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
- The FCDO warns that the situation in the Middle East remains unpredictable and urges British nationals to follow local guidance and prepare for potential disruptions.
- Flight delays and select route cancellations are currently affecting major UAE hubs, including Dubai International and Abu Dhabi airports, following regional hostilities.
- As official travel advice has not changed to advise against travel, holidaymakers who choose to cancel their trips are not currently entitled to automatic refunds or insurance payouts.
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