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Washington, D.C. to Dubai

  • IAD, United States – DXB, United Arab Emirates
  • Royal Jordanian
  • Economy
Dubai

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$609
Round trip, in USD
via Kiwi.com · travel agency
Royal Jordanian direct: $681
Checked
Low for this route: fares on this route are usually $676 to $956. The lowest we saw in the past year was $445 (276 sightings).
DepartsJan 7, 2027
ReturnsJan 16, 2027

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$0.04
Cost per mile
14,113
Miles

Flight segments

IAD to AMM · RJ · RJ 282
AMM to DXB · RJ · RJ 610
DXB to AMM · RJ · RJ 615
AMM to IAD · RJ · RJ 281

Hotels in Dubai

Jan 7–16 · 9 nights

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Departs Returns Airline Price Checked Booking link
Jan 7, 2027 Jan 16, 2027 Royal Jordanian $609 Lowest View flights
Jan 13, 2027 Jan 26, 2027 Turkish Airlines $730 View flights

This is an economy deal to Dubai from Washington, D.C. on Royal Jordanian for Jan 7, 2027 – Jan 16, 2027.

Priced at $609 round trip. The route covers 14,113 miles round trip.

Dubai is one of the world’s most compelling stopovers and city breaks, pairing futuristic ambition with deep-rooted Arabian heritage. Travelers come for its striking skyline, luxury hotels, expansive malls, and year-round sunshine, but the city also rewards those who look beyond the headline attractions. The best time to visit is from November to March, when temperatures are milder and outdoor sightseeing is most comfortable. This is the season for strolling along the Marina, exploring the restored lanes of Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood, and taking in views from the Burj Khalifa or across the creek by abra.

Beyond the icons, Dubai’s neighborhoods offer a vivid sense of place: Downtown for major landmarks, Jumeirah for beaches and family-friendly resorts, Deira and Bur Dubai for older markets and trading history, and Alserkal Avenue for contemporary art and design. Food is another highlight, reflecting the city’s cosmopolitan population and Gulf setting. Visitors can sample Emirati dishes such as machboos, harees, and luqaimat alongside Lebanese, Indian, Persian, and broader Middle Eastern cuisine. Mosques, souks, and cultural centers provide insight into local traditions, making Dubai more than a spectacle of modernity—it is a destination where global energy and regional identity meet in memorable ways.

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