Where to go

4 destinations we run every week, chosen because they work from Yerevan: short connections, reliable weather windows and visa routes we handle ourselves.

Maldives

Maldives

Overwater villas. Zero noise. Pure ocean.

From
֏697,410 $1,890 pp
Length
7 nights
Best time
November – April (dry season)
Flight
9–13 h with one connection

No visa required — a 30-day free visa is issued on arrival for Armenian passport holders.

Best for: Couples and honeymooners who want an overwater villa, a house reef to snorkel straight off your deck, and a week with no plans. Less of a fit if you want nightlife, a tight budget, or activities for a large group — it's a quiet, adults-friendly destination built around one resort island.

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Dubai & UAE

Dubai & UAE

Desert to skyline. Ancient souk to the world's tallest.

From
֏365,310 $990 pp
Length
5–7 nights
Best time
October – April
Flight
3 h 40 m direct

Visa-free for Armenian passport holders (up to 90 days)

Best for: Families and first-time travellers who want guaranteed sun, a short direct flight, and everything in one city — beach time, desert safaris, world-class shopping and theme parks. The easiest of the three to plan: visa-free entry for Armenian passport holders and a well-trodden route from Yerevan.

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Egypt

Egypt

Five thousand years of history. The Nile. The Pyramids.

From
֏291,510 $790 pp
Length
5–8 nights
Best time
October – April
Flight
4–6 h with one connection

Egypt tourist visa on arrival (approx. $25) — we handle the paperwork in advance.

Best for: Two very different trips under one name: history travellers wanting the Pyramids, the Egyptian Museum and a Nile cruise between Luxor and Aswan, or beach travellers wanting an all-inclusive week of Red Sea diving and snorkelling from Sharm El Sheikh. Decide which one you actually want before you book — they don't overlap much.

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Qatar

Qatar

Flight, hotel and group transfer in one price — Doha’s skyline, souqs and desert coast.

From
֏228,780 $620 pp
Length
3–14 nights
Best time
November – April
Flight
≈ 4 h direct

Entry requirements for Armenian citizens — we confirm them when you book

Best for: Travellers who want a polished, easy city break with a short direct flight: museums and culture, shopping, a beach day on the Corniche or the Pearl, and a desert evening. Comfortable for couples, families and friends. Winter and spring are the sweet spot; in summer the heat moves life indoors.

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Questions

Before you choose

Not covered here? Call +374 93 43 43 49 or send a message — we answer within four working hours.

Maldives: no visa — a free 30-day permit is issued on arrival with a confirmed hotel booking and return ticket. UAE: visa-free for Armenian passport holders for stays up to 90 days. Egypt: a visa on arrival (about $25), which we prepare in advance so you're not queuing at the airport.

For peak weeks — Christmas to early January and February half-term — book 3-4 months ahead; resorts apply minimum-stay rules and price accordingly. Outside those windows, 4-6 weeks is usually enough, though earlier booking gives more room-category choice at every destination.

The "from" price on each card is per person and includes flights, hotel and transfers in one price — the same package your consultant confirms is what you pay, with no separate flight or transfer booking to arrange yourself. Board basis (breakfast, half board, all-inclusive) varies by hotel and is shown before you confirm.

Yes. The price and package you see is a starting point, not a fixed booking — send an enquiry with your preferred dates, and your consultant will confirm real availability, suggest alternatives if needed, and adjust the price before you pay anything.

Start here

Talk to a consultant. No fee until your file is ready.

We assess your eligibility, review your travel history and outline the whole process at no charge. If we find a risk, you hear about it before any money changes hands.

We check your file before you pay any embassy fee. No obligation, no charge for the first assessment.