Cheap Flights to Middle East from $340

It is possible to find cheap last-minute flights to the Middle East if you know what to look for. Being flexible with your travel dates is a great way to find cheap tickets, so be sure to compare departures on various days. And that's not the only way to land a top deal to the Middle East. Flying in and out of different airports and choosing journeys with layovers are all ways to save some extra pennies.

Generally, a great time to visit the Middle East is the fall months of October and November. This is when high summer temperatures begin to cool, making it ideal for discovering outdoor attractions. The spring months of March and April also offer comfortable temperatures for hiking and sightseeing. Wherever you're heading, be sure to research the destination before booking your flights to the Middle East. The busiest periods can vary between destinations due to things like festivals and religious celebrations. If you're arriving between June and August then be prepared for extreme heat, which you can find respite from at coastal cities and resorts.

Being both an in-demand tourist destination and a busy connecting hub, several reputed airlines touchdown in different regions of the Middle East. Turkish Airlines, Qatar Airways and Saudi Arabian Airlines are well-known carriers operating services from North America. Many travelers use Dubai or Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates as stopover destinations with Emirates and Etihad Airways flying this route.

From spectacular natural wonders to architectural masterpieces, the Middle East has a lot to offer. And whether you're seeking culture, adventure or relaxation, Expedia can recommend attractions and activities for all tastes. We think you'll love the desert metropolis of Dubai, which has superb shopping, varied dining and beautiful beaches in the shadow of gleaming skyscrapers like the Burj Khalifa. Don't miss a trip into the desert of Jordan to tour the ancient, UNESCO-listed tombs and temples of Petra. Masjid al-Haram Mosque, Saudi Arabia and Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque, Oman are good options for a glimpse into the region's religious culture. Or simply rejuvenate mind and body while floating on the therapeutic saltwater of The Dead Sea, in Israel and Jordan.

Travelers have several major airports to choose from when planning a getaway to the Middle East. Abu Dhabi International Airport (AUH), Dubai International Airport (DXB), both in the United Arab Emirates, and King Abdulaziz International Airport (JED) in Saudi Arabia are among the busiest terminals. All three connect passengers to destinations across the region.