Dubai and Abu Dhabi Will Cover Hotel Costs Of Stranded Passengers [VIDEO]

What started as a relaxing vacation for many has turned into a horror story.  The U.S. is telling American citizens to get out of the Middle East now without helping people with the ‘how are they supposed to do that?’ Abu Dhabi’s government as well as Dubai gets it, and has issued an official message to hotel managers, instructing them to extend the stays of guests who are unable to depart due to travel disruptions following missile and drone attacks from Iran. 

The United Arab Emirates government  Dubai and Abu Dhabi has issued a decree to foot the bill for displaced traveler’s, banning check-outs as regional security crisis halts thousands of flights. In a move designed to prevent humanitarian chaos, the UAE General Civil Aviation Authority confirmed that the state will assume full financial responsibility for lodging and meals. 

The US consulate grounds in Dubai were struck late Tuesday night by a suspected Iranian drone, according to a source in the region.

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