Travelling during the festive season is always fun but equally stressful too. And with Eid around the corner, all of us are set to enjoy the long weekend by travelling to nearby destinations or simply visiting home. And if you are travelling this EID, use these five hacks to enjoy hassle-free travel.
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1. Web-check-in
Travelling during holiday or not, web-check-in is a must.You can web check-in 24 hours before your flight, select your preferred meal and seat, and you are all set to board. At the airport, all you have to do is drop the bags at the dedicated baggage drop and download your digital boarding pass.
2. Travel Light
If you are travelling for the Eid weekend or a short trip, ditch the check-in bag and opt for a cabin bag. Pack lightly so that you can fit all the essentials in a small bag. Doing so, will help you save a lot of time after arriving at your destination. You won’t have to wait at the baggage claim section and can walk out freely with your cabin bag.
3. Carry an Air Tag To Track Your Bags
Air Tag is a must-have travel gadget you must own. Connect the air tag with your phone, keep it in your luggage, and once you arrive at your destination, you can track your bag using the air tag. Not only will it reduce your travel stress, but also help you find your bag quickly.
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4. Use The Self-Check-In Kiosks At The Airport
Festive season is crazy, especially at the airport, and to beat the rush, it is always better to use the self-check-in kiosks at the airport. Travellers can follow the steps mentioned on the touchscreen kiosk and complete the check-in process with a breeze. If at any point you get stuck, you can always ask the airport staff for help.
5. Make The Most Of Smart Gates At The Airport
If you are flying via Emirates, you can register to use the smart gates at Emirates Terminal 3 and avail of an easy-breezy check-in process. Smart gates can be used by UAE citizens, residents, GCC nationals or a visa on arrival visitor with a biometric passport.
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