Islamic Travel Agency

From its Stratford office in London, Islamic Travel Agency arranges pilgrimage travel for people departing from across the UK. The company focuses on two journeys with distinct needs and calendars: Hajj, held during Dhul-Hijjah, and Umrah, which is available throughout the year. Its offerings combine travel arrangements and stays in Saudi Arabia, with options for travelers who want an organized package or prefer to tailor several of its components.

For Umrah, the agency lists trips of different lengths and lodging categories, from three-star budget options to four- and five-star plans. It also arranges travel for families, couples, groups, women traveling together, and individual pilgrims. Hotel class is not the only variable: dates, trip length, and included services can be planned around the journey and the group’s budget.

Packages may bring together round-trip flights, visa processing, lodging in Mecca and Medina, and transportation during the stay. The itinerary can also include transfers between cities and travel connected with pilgrimage sites. Ziyarat visits are among the services the agency describes; meals, mobility assistance, insurance, and other extras depend on the package or what the traveler requests, so it is important to check what a specific booking includes.

Hajj involves coordinating more stages than a conventional stay. The agency says its packages cover lodging and transportation connected with Mina, Arafat, and Muzdalifah, along with flights, visas, and stays in the two holy cities. Availability changes each season and places are limited; the company recommends planning ahead, particularly for families and groups.

Travelers who have arranged the rest of their trip can request an Umrah visa as a standalone service. The agency also says it assists with registration through Nusuk, the platform associated with pilgrimage permits and services. This option separates document assistance from the purchase of flights and lodging. Before booking, travelers should confirm which steps and documents apply to their nationality and travel dates under the current rules.

Customization is central to the offer: travelers can adjust an existing itinerary or start from scratch to choose dates, hotels, trip length, transportation, and departure city. Islamic Travel Agency says it operates from major UK airports and serves travelers in London, Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow, and other cities. For families and groups, it lists connecting rooms, group rates, and tailored arrangements; for older travelers, it mentions mobility support and nearby hotels when available.

The company describes assistance before, during, and after a trip and offers contact by phone, email, and WhatsApp. It also presents online booking as a way to compare options and request changes. Because each package has its own components and terms, the general service description should be read alongside the booking confirmation: the listed amenities do not automatically apply to every itinerary.

Islamic Travel Agency lists ATOL number 12192 and says some flight-inclusive holidays and bookings qualify for financial protection under the scheme. Its legal information clarifies that the protection does not cover every travel service and that the ATOL certificate must show which parts are covered. That distinction matters when comparing a complete package with services booked separately.