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I entertained the idea to spend some time in Dubai as well, considering I have to change planes there anyway.
I talked to a friend last week who lived for several years in Al Ain, a city in the UAE on the Omanian border.
It seems the UAE are okay for travelling by yourself, but a city like Al Ain with a population of over 370,000 and a possible gateway ...
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Sorry for answering my own question, but it looks like all flights currently go through larger Yemeni cities, and traveling by boat is likely to be just as dangerous due to Somali pirates. From the Australian Government's Travel Advisories for Yemen:
There is a high risk of piracy in the coastal areas of Yemen. There have been attacks by pirates against ...
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Just came across this question. If you fly into Qatar, it is land locked with Saudi Arabia. The only way to get into Saudi Arabia is with a transit visa. I lived in Qatar so I had a residents permit which made the transit visa easier to obtain. You do this through local agencies, I got my first one at the Saudi Arabian embassy after 7 trips but now they've ...
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The trees look amazing!
According to Wikitravel:
Yemania Airlines offers two flights per week on Friday and Monday:
From Sana’a to Socotra Island (Friday departure time 5:00 am)
From Aden to Socotra Island (Monday departure 9:00 am)
Flight durations are almost three hours.
Felix is a new airline and has taken over all flights to Socotra,
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