Our three Hajj 2027 packages differ in a few real ways — which passport you hold, how many nights you spend in each city, hotel star rating, and price — rather than being a simple good/better/best ladder. Here's how to think about which one actually fits your situation.
Economy, from £5,195, is aimed at Bangladeshi and Indian passport holders booking directly with us. It includes return international flights, Hajj visa and travel insurance, a Zone 5 Category C Maktab, VIP ground transportation, full board throughout — including during Mina, Arafat, and Muzdalifah — and a dedicated group leader, with a clear city-by-city stay pattern: Makkah from the 2nd to 7th of Dhul Hijjah, the Mina/Arafat/Muzdalifah stage from the 8th to 12th, and Madinah from the 14th to 18th.
Standard, from £6,500 for 14–19 days, is our most popular and most broadly available package — open to Nusuk Bangladesh, Nusuk Pakistan, Nusuk India, and Nusuk International applicants. It includes return flights to Jeddah or Madinah, 3-star hotels in both Makkah and Madinah, full ground transportation, experienced guides, and Hajj visa assistance, with quad sharing as standard and triple or double sharing available at extra cost.
Premium, at £8,695, is specifically for UK residents holding Pakistani passports, with fixed 2027 dates (departing 10 May, returning 30 May). It includes the return air ticket, Hajj visa, and Qurbani, moving through a set hotel itinerary — Azizia, then Mina under Maktab A, back to Azizia, then Swissôtel Al Maqam (or similar) in Makkah, and Taiba Front (or similar) in Madinah — with full board during the Mina/Azizia stages and half board in Makkah and Madinah.
If you're unsure which fits — especially since passport and nationality genuinely determine which of these you're eligible for — that's exactly what our team is for. Tell us your passport, who's travelling, and what matters most to you, and we'll point you to the right package honestly, not just the most expensive one you're eligible for.