Daleel Travel & Tours

23/05/2025

Do NOT share a photo of your boarding pass!
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Did you know that posting a photo of your boarding pass on social media can expose you to serious risks?

While sharing your boarding pass might seem harmless—or even exciting—it actually contains sensitive information that can be misused in dangerous ways, such as:
1. Accessing your personal information: Boarding passes contain codes (like barcodes or QR codes) that can be easily scanned with common apps. These can reveal your full name, booking reference, ticket number, and sometimes even passport details.
2. Hijacking your booking: With your booking reference or ticket details, someone could potentially access your flight reservation, change it, or even cancel it.
3. Identity theft or fraud: Your personal data can be used for scams, or to hack into other accounts—especially if you reuse the same info across different platforms.

Tip: If you want to share your travel experience, post a photo of the sky, the airport, or your luggage—but avoid showing your boarding pass or any official document that contains codes or personal data.

01/05/2025

We’re so glad to hear that you’re happy with our services and enjoying your holidays!
Thank you so much for your kind feedback — it truly means a lot to us.

Daleel Travel

25/04/2025

Eid Offer - Limited Seats

Subject to availability

21/04/2025

Airport Tips & Guidelines

✔️ Keep it smooth and stress-free with these travel tips:

• Keep copies of your passport, ticket, and visa (if needed) – both digital and printed.

• Arrive early at the airport – sometimes flights are moved up unexpectedly.
• Check your airline’s baggage policy – know your weight limits and number of bags.
• Have your electronics handy – you’ll need to take them out during security checks
• Bring a power bank, but keep it in your carry-on, not in your checked luggage.
• Check your departure gate regularly – it can change at any time.
• Carry some local currency for small purchases or emergencies at your destination.
• Be kind and cooperative with airport staff – a calm attitude goes a long way.
• Take only your own bags – always double-check before leaving.
• Declare large sums of money if you’re carrying any.

Daleel for Tourism – Your Travel Consultant
For bookings and inquiries, call: 01142201111

10/04/2025

Make sure you are all set before you fly to the United Kingdom

05/01/2025

Important Announcement

Due to heavy snowfall in the United Kingdom, some airports have been closed. Therefore, all travelers are requested to check the status of their flights through the official websites of the airlines.

To follow the weather in the United Kingdom, you can visit the
following link

GOV.UK
https://www.gov.uk › organisations
Met Office
The Met Office is the UK's national meteorological service. We provide weather and climate-related services to the

We wish everyone safety.

Daleel Travel

01/01/2025

Happy New Year!

We wish you all the best for the new year 2025.

Thank you for your support.

Daleel Travel Limited

18/12/2024

Daleel Travel and Shipping

Special price for air freight via Etihad Airways

• Dubai and Jeddah: £2.99 per kilo
• Cairo: £3.48 per kilo

Quantity not less than 100 kilos

Note:
We ship to all countries, the higher the quantity, the lower the price.

For more information, please contact us:

Daleel Travel and Shipping
Tel: 01142201111
Whatsapp: 07977000066
Website: www.daleeltravel.co.uk

31/07/2024

UAE’s Emirates airline has issued a travel advisory stating that all passengers transiting through Dubai to Beirut on August 1 and 2 will not be accepted due to the ongoing unrest in Lebanon.

Passengers starting their journey in Dubai or Beirut will be allowed to travel, the airline added.

25/07/2024

Cancellation Notices…

Due to a police operation, there will be no arrivals and departures at Frankfurt Airport for the time being.
Guests are requested not to come to the airport for the time being and to keep themselves informed about the status of their flight on lufthansa.com

17/07/2024

12/07/2024

EU residency permits to exempt Brits from biometric checks at UK border

The UK government has confirmed its intention to implement the changes necessary to accommodate the European Union’s new digital Entry/Exit System (EES) by October 6, 2024, in an update of informationabout changes to the French border.
This system will require travelers to create a digital record when entering the EU’s Schengen Zone, which includes providing biometric data such as fingerprints and facial images at the border. Those with certain EU identity documents, however, are exempt from the biometrics requirement.

In France, qualifying documents include all forms of Withdrawal Agreement residency permits, such as temporary, five-year, ten-year, and permanent permits. Other valid residency permits issued by France or any other EU member state will also ensure exemption.
UK nationals who retain rights under the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement will be exempt from EES registration, provided they carry the correct documentation.
Minors will need a Document de Circulation pour Étranger Mineur (DCEM) to be exempt from the EES requirements, regardless of whether they are traveling alone or accompanied. The EES will require travelers arriving from non-EU countries who do not require a visa, including the UK and the U.S., to register each time before they cross the Schengen border.