The index measures the ease of travel from major airports to city centers, based on factors related to access speed, public transport frequency, transport network quality, service density, and travel cost. According to the study, Dubai topped the list by offering one of the fastest and most efficient journeys from the airport to the city center. This all makes the traveler's experience upon arrival in Dubai comfortable, economical, and smooth, enhancing the emirate's status as one of the most ready-to-welcome cities for tourists or business. Furthermore, public transport runs on average every eight minutes, meaning travelers rarely face long waits. The study also noted that for travelers looking to stay in Dubai, accommodation in a central location is remarkably budget-friendly; the average price per night in three-star hotels is only 31 pounds sterling, allowing travelers more of their trip budget to explore the city, where Dubai offers numerous restaurants and cafes to discover upon arrival. Dubai not only saves time but also offers an economical and comfortable experience for travelers; the price of a taxi from the airport to the city center ranges from 9 to 11 pounds sterling, a competitive cost compared to other major cities like London, Berlin, and Amsterdam. According to the index, Dubai is the most traveler-friendly city from the moment their flights land, outperforming Florence, Prague, Malaga, and Vienna. Dubai achieved the highest overall score of 7.20 out of 10, becoming number one globally for ease of access and transit. According to the study, travel time from Dubai International Airport is estimated at 30 minutes, with an average of just 24 minutes for public transport, meaning it's possible to get from the baggage claim area to the city center with minimal delay. Dubai was named the most connected city in the world after topping the 'Global City Accessibility' index, compiled by the Mozio platform, which specializes in ground transport and logistics solutions, as part of a study covering the top 50 most visited cities in the world.
