Impact of COVID-19 on travel plans in the UAE Ramadan 2021

In anticipation of Ramadan in 2021, 44 percent of respondents from UAE will travel a lot less due to the impact of COVID-19. Traditionally, travel during Ramadan and for the Eid-ul-Fitr celebrations are increased in the region. Especially amongst the expatriates working in in the UAE, who wish to return to their home countries to celebrate with their families abroad. This year, Ramadan is expected to start by April 13th and end on May 12th with the three day festival of Eid-ul-Fitr.

鉴于2021年斋月即将来临，来自阿拉伯联合酋长国的受访者中有44%的人预计将大幅减少旅行，这主要归因于COVID-19疫情的影响。在传统上，斋月期间以及宰牲节庆祝活动中，该地区的旅行和出行活动都会有所增加。特别是在阿联酋工作的外籍工作者中，许多人渴望返回自己的祖国，与海外的家人一同庆祝。今年，斋月预计将于4月13日开始，并于5月12日结束，随后将迎来为期三天的宰牲节庆典。