With the airspace currently closed, here's what global travelers need to know about visiting Dubai and the UAE.

Dubai International Airport, the world’s busiest for international passengers, saw its first departures on Monday evening after days of total shutdown

Dubai Abu Dhabi news highlights: Explosions rattled buildings in Dubai on Friday morning, day after twin drone incidents were reported. Authorities later confirmed that an aerial interception had successfully been carried out and a building was damaged in Dubai's financial hub by the debris.

A travel expert has warned that disruption to getaways and flights over the Easter holiday is "possible" as the conflict in the Middle East is "fast moving and uncertain".

One person has died and seven have been injured after an "incident" at Abu Dhabi's Zayed airport, while four were also hurt at Dubai International - reportedly due to an overnight Iranian attack.

Emirates, the largest airline in the Middle East, announced today that it was suspending all flights to and from Dubai until further notice, after an

Emirates airline said it will resume a limited number of flights as early as Monday evening local time.

Dubai… one of the safest and most powerful financial cities in the world. But overnight, explosions and drone interceptions shook the skyline near the Dubai International Financial Centre, the heart of the region’s global finance industry.