Passover 2024 in Dubai! Passover Programs in Dubai & Abu Dhabi, The UAE
Passover 2024 begins at sundown on Monday, April 22nd and ends on Tuesday night, April 30, 2024
This Passover, Treat Kosher, Dubai’s top rated Kosher Catering and high-end restaurant operator is creating it's Passover program in collaboration with the haut-couture design house of Versace. Strictly Kosher by the Hasgacha of Rabbi Levi Duchman, chief rabbi of the UAE. Glatt Kosher, No Kitniyot, No Shruya / Gebrokts, Matza Shmura.
Marriott Resort Palm West Beach Dubai Jumeirah 5*. The hotel features a private beach, spa, ocean-view pool and more. All Inclusive. Glatt Kosher under the supervision of Rabbi Meir Lugassi. Gourmet Cuisine. Ashkenazi and Sephardi Minyanim. Special Mimouna Celebration. Kids Club.
Celebrate Pesach in the luxurious, ultra-modern, breathtaking Park Hyatt Dubai, Glatt Kosher. Chol Hamoed programs and trips for the whole family. Children's will revel in a variety of fun and exhilarating activities in our special Club-house under the warm care of our professional babysitting staff.
3rd year in a row! With Hashalom Kosher Travel. Entire hotel Glatt Kosher for Passover. Full family entertainment and elite chefs preparing Glatt Kosher meals at a glittering waterfront hotel in Dubai Festival City.
Plan your Pesach on one of the most luxurious islands of Dubai, the Palm Jumeirah, with Elli’s Kosher Kitchen.Plan your own itinerary and choose the hotel most to your liking during your stay in Dubai while enjoying kosher for Passover meals, including seders, at Elli’s Café.
Was Passover in Dubai very busy?Ephraim: There was an influx of tourists for the holiday of Passover. There were five kosher for Passover hotels this year. There were many families who came in and organized Pesach on their own. There were many Israelis who came in for Chol Hamoed, arriving on Sunday or Monday and leaving Wednesday or Thursday, so yes, Passover this year was very busy!.How many tourists came into Dubai for Passover?Ephraim: Nobody has an exact number of how many people came into Dubai for Passover. The kosher programs hosted about 2,000 guests. This doesn’t include all the Pesach tourists who organized their own hotels and meals, as some of the kosher restaurants did offer kosher for Passover menus.Where did the tourists come from?Ephraim: People came in from Israel, America, Europe and Australia. Jews from all over came to Dubai for Passover.How were the sedarim?Ephraim: Every hotel had their sedarim. Chabad had the biggest seder in Dubai, probably the biggest seder in the world this year. It took place in the Mövenpick Grand Al Bustan Hotel in a few different social halls. The seder in the main hall had 800 Israelis and the hall next to it had seder with about 500 English-speaking people. That was very special.Were there any issues with the overlap with Ramadan and Easter?Ephraim: There were not too many issues with Ramadan because the meals were in closed hotels or ballrooms. No problem with eating meals inside the hotels during the day. When you go outside, you should respect the locals and try not to eat and drink in public during the day.