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CHEAP FLIGHTS TO JEDDAH
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Birmingham Jeddah 04 Mar 2012 - 18 Mar 2012 £371
Manchester Jeddah 11 Apr 2012 - 28 Apr 2012 £375
London Heathrow Jeddah 29 Feb 2012 - 07 Mar 2012 £381
London Airports Jeddah 17 Mar 2012 - 07 Apr 2012 £381
Edinburgh Jeddah 13 Mar 2012 - 27 Mar 2012 £493
London Gatwick Jeddah 19 Feb 2012 - 29 Feb 2012 £526
London City Jeddah 27 Jul 2012 - 10 Aug 2012 £647
Glasgow Jeddah 13 Apr 2012 - 20 Apr 2012 £661
Newcastle Jeddah 21 Jul 2012 - 03 Aug 2012 £694
London Stansted Jeddah 19 Feb 2012 - 29 Feb 2012 £2159
Liverpool Jeddah 08 Feb 2012 - 22 Apr 2012 £2376
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Flights to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
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Jeddah Introduction
The busiest port in Saudi Arabia, sitting on the edge of the Red Sea, Jeddah has long been the gateway to the Arabian Peninsula for travellers and traders. The city has also always served as a stopover for pilgrims on their way to nearby Mecca, though most of the thousands of faithful who flock here each year now arrive by air rather than by sea.
As a result, Jeddah has become one of the most ethnically diverse settlements in the whole of the Middle East, with significant communities of foreign residents settling here and contributing elements of their respective cultures. This is most noticeable in the fantastic array of cuisine available in the city's restaurants, and gourmets will certainly have no problem finding something to their taste, although it could originate from anywhere in the Middle East and beyond.
Rich in history and tradition, the city has developed rapidly in the last 60 years from a small walled city of just 1.5 square kilometres to a sprawling metropolis of palaces, highrises, opulent shopping malls, and sculpture-lined streets. This transformation has turned Jeddah into an intriguing mix of old and new, its centuries-old buildings made of coral limestone and seashells gathered from the reefs of the Red Sea sitting alongside gleaming glass skyscrapers promoting Coca Cola and Seiko. In amongst this mish-mash of tradition and shining modernity you'll find lively souks selling all manner of exotic spices next to stylish shops selling Prada bags and Gucci skirts.
If you should tire of the city, the Red Sea offers some of the world's best diving opportunities, or the option of simply lazing on the beach at many of the resorts along the coast.
Jeddah is not the most obvious tourist destination, and visitors should remember that they are expected to abide by Islamic law and show sensitivity to the local culture. For those that are eager for adventure, though, Jeddah provides a whole new experience and a fascinating insight into Saudi culture.