Custom itineraries
The team adjusts itineraries around travellers’ preferences, including hiking and river rafting activities.
HIGHLINE TRAVEL & TOURISM LLC
Deira
Highline Travel & Tourism LLC is a Deira travel agency for international holidays and group tours. Reviews highlight itinerary planning, flight and hotel arrangements, and on-trip support, from Japan bookings to guided Uzbekistan and Vietnam journeys, for travellers who want the logistics handled before and during the trip.
Reputation Score
4.9
★★★★★
199 ratings
Source: Google Maps
The Good Stuff
Tour guides
Guides are described as knowledgeable and flexible, with one Uzbekistan guide adapting sightseeing plans to use the group’s time well.
Trip support
A dedicated WhatsApp group provided full-time support from both the UAE and Vietnam during a family trip.
Flight changes
One connecting-flight booking was upgraded to a direct Dubai–Kannur flight shortly before departure, making the journey more convenient.
Group planning
Large groups received organised transport, accommodation and sightseeing, including a 17-member Uzbekistan trip.
Family-friendly
A Vietnam itinerary worked for a family with a five-year-old child and a seven-month-old baby.
Visa help
Reviews mention clear help with visa documents, e-visas and travel insurance during international trip planning.
Tips for a Better Visit
Pack snacks. If you are selective about food, carry snacks; one traveller specifically found food choices challenging.
Check cuisine. Ask what meals and alternative cuisines are included before booking, as non-local food may cost more.
Allow transfer time. Build patience into routes involving Gabala, where one review specifically described the drive from Baku as long.
Request a briefing. For a group trip, ask whether a pre-trip meeting is available to explain the itinerary and expectations.
State preferences. Share your priorities early: travellers reported itinerary adjustments around their preferences and needs.
Mention mobility needs. Tell the agency about older travellers or mobility concerns so transport and daily pacing can be discussed in advance.
Plan the visit
Practical details
137 Naif Rd - opp. uae exchange
Ayal Nasir - Al Sabkha, Dubai
| Mon | 9:00 AM – 10:30 PM |
| Tue | 9:00 AM – 10:30 PM |
| Wed | 9:00 AM – 10:30 PM |
| Thu | 9:00 AM – 10:30 PM |
| Fri | 9:00 AM – 10:30 PM |
| Sat | 9:00 AM – 10:30 PM |
| Sun | 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM |
Popular Mentions
Visa assistance
Customers mention visa assistance alongside flight, hotel and guided-tour arrangements.
Hotel bookings
Hotel bookings are handled as part of broader holiday planning, including multi-country itineraries.
Desert safari
A Dubai package included a desert safari alongside sightseeing and a cricket match.
Shahdag Ski resort
The Shahdag Ski resort was a highlight of an Azerbaijan family itinerary, with roller coasters and a chairlift mentioned.
Cricket tourism
The agency arranged cricket-focused travel with stadium seating, tournament logistics and on-ground support.
Common Concerns
Food limits
One traveller found food challenging for picky eaters and advised carrying snacks.
Cuisine costs
The same review says choosing non-local cuisine instead of local food can become expensive.
Long transfers
The Baku-to-Gabala drive was described as long, so that part of the itinerary requires patience.
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The Bottom Line
Highline Travel & Tourism LLC in Deira arranges international holidays, group tours and the practical details around them. Customers mention flight bookings, hotel bookings, visa assistance and tailored itineraries, with destinations including Georgia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Vietnam and Kyrgyzstan. The agency also handles transfers, sightseeing and local guides rather than leaving travellers to assemble each part themselves.
The strongest pattern is coordination during the trip. Reviews describe itinerary changes made around personal preferences, comfortable or punctual transport, and ongoing support through online messages; one Vietnam family even had a dedicated WhatsApp group linking UAE and Vietnam support. Guides are often valued for their knowledge of local history and culture, while several tours were planned for families or sizeable groups.
There are a few practical cautions. A Kyrgyzstan review says picky eaters may struggle and recommends carrying snacks; non-local cuisine can also be expensive. A Baku–Gabala transfer was described as a long drive, so check travel times before finalising a packed itinerary.
For group travel, ask about a pre-trip briefing, meal arrangements, and how much flexibility is available. Overall, the reviews point to a useful choice when you want a holiday planned closely from booking through the return journey.