From June 24 to July 4, Dubai International Airport is expected to see 214,000 passengers daily as summer travel soars. With 235,000 passengers expected to pass through on July 2, it's likely to be the busiest day of the year.

On the weekend of July 8-9, the Eid Al Adha holiday will see similar passenger numbers. In a statement, Dubai Airports noted that it works closely with airlines, control authorities, commercial partners, and others to deliver a seamless airport experience for passengers. However, passengers are encouraged to follow these tips:

1. Ensure that you have the necessary documents with the required validity before you reach the airport and check the latest travel regulations for the destination to which you are travelling.

2. Those traveling with families can use Smart Gates for passport control if their children are over the age of 12.

3. Those departing from Terminal 1 should arrive at the airport three hours before their flight. To save time, check in online wherever possible.

4. Check-in is available early and self-service at Terminal 3 for Emirates passengers.

5. The more time you save at the airport, the more time you save at home. Checking documents and getting ready for security checks can be helpful.

6. You can reach the airport and the metro by using the Dubai Metro. During the Eid holidays, the metro operates longer hours.

7. To receive guests in comfort, friends and families are advised to use the airport's designated parking areas or valet service, since public transport and other authorised vehicles are not allowed to enter the arrivals forecourt in Terminal 3.