Abu Dhabi has unveiled a visa incentive designed to attract Indian travellers, allowing a visa on offer for those who book stays of three nights or more. The policy aligns with the emirate’s broader strategy to boost tourism by simplifying entry for international visitors and supporting the local hospitality sector.
Tourism officials emphasize that eligibility criteria and specific conditions apply, and travelers should verify the official guidelines before arranging their trip. The initiative is part of a wider push to diversify source markets and extend the length of stays by visitors from India, a key regional and long-haul audience.
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