Hajj & Umrah Travel Packages

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Choose your pilgrimage

  • Umrah Packages from the USA — Ramadan 2027, school breaks and the quiet months. Flights, hotels near the Haram and the Prophet's Mosque, transfers, visa and Nusuk permit guidance, with routing notes for New York, Washington, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Los Angeles, Detroit and Atlanta.
  • Hajj Packages from the USA — Hajj 2027 (expected around May 14 to 19). Flights timed to your licensed provider's program, Makkah and Madinah hotels, transfers, and guidance on Nusuk Hajj registration for US pilgrims, with the same per-airport routing notes.

Hajj and Umrah travel packages from Fond Travels cover the travel side of your pilgrimage: flights from the US to Jeddah or Madinah, timing around the pilgrimage calendar, coordinated group departures, hotels near the Haram in Makkah and near the Prophet's Mosque in Madinah, and ground arrangements lined up with your package provider. You call, tell an expert your city, your intended dates or season, and your group size, and we handle the logistics so you can focus on the journey itself. This service is for individual pilgrims, families, and community groups traveling from anywhere in the United States. We are an independent US travel agency with experience in the routing, seasonality, and group needs specific to pilgrimage travel, and our phones are answered 24 hours a day. This page is the overview; the two dedicated pages above go into detail for each journey.

Who this is for

This page is for anyone in the US planning Hajj or Umrah who wants the travel handled carefully by a real person. That includes first-time pilgrims who are not sure where to begin, families taking elderly parents who need assistance and a gentle pace, and mosque or community groups organizing a departure of ten, twenty, or more people from the same city. It is also for travelers combining Umrah with a visit to family elsewhere, or with a stop in another city on the way home. If you have already chosen a Hajj or Umrah package provider and simply need the flights and coordination done well, we can work alongside them. If you have not, we can help you understand the pieces and how they fit together.

What's included when you book with us

  • Flights from your US city to Jeddah (JED) or Madinah (MED), with routing compared for connection time, total journey length, and comfort.
  • Timing guidance around the pilgrimage calendar, including Hajj season, Ramadan, and the quieter months when Umrah travel is typically easier to book.
  • Coordinated group departures for families and communities, with everyone on the same flights where possible and seats arranged together.
  • Visa and permit guidance, including the documents you will need to gather and the order to do things in; ask us about current requirements, as they change from season to season.
  • Accommodation coordination with your package provider or hotel, so arrival dates, check-in times, and transfers line up with your flights.
  • Assistance requests for elderly travelers and anyone with mobility or medical needs, added to the booking and confirmed on every segment.
  • Baggage guidance, including allowances on your fare and practical advice on carrying ihram garments and essentials in your hand luggage.
  • Confirmations sent to each traveler, and one number to call before and during the trip if anything changes.

How booking works

  1. Call us at +1 (323) 800 6001 — a real travel expert answers, 24/7.
  2. Tell us your city, your intended dates or season, and your group size.
  3. We compare routings and fares, explain the timing and documentation you will need, and coordinate with your package provider if you have one.
  4. We book it for you on the phone and send your confirmation. No app, no forms.

What to know before you book

Pilgrimage travel rewards planning. The points below are the ones that most often catch first-time travelers by surprise; we go through all of them on the call and tailor the advice to your situation.

  • The calendar moves. Hajj takes place during Dhul Hijjah, and because the Islamic calendar is lunar, the dates fall roughly ten to eleven days earlier each year on the Western calendar. Hajj 2027 is expected around May 14 to 19, 2027, and Ramadan 1448 around February 8 to March 9, 2027, both confirmed with the lunar calendar. Umrah can be performed through most of the year, with Ramadan and the weeks around Hajj being the busiest periods. If your dates are flexible, tell us and we will point out the quieter windows.
  • Book early. Seats to Jeddah and Madinah from the US fill well in advance of Hajj and Ramadan, and fares climb as the dates approach. For Hajj, many travelers begin arranging flights and their package six months or more ahead; for Umrah in Ramadan, several months ahead is wise. Call for current pricing on your dates.
  • Visas and permits. Hajj travel from the US is arranged through official channels: in recent seasons US pilgrims have registered on the Nusuk Hajj platform and booked a package operated by a licensed provider. Umrah has its own e-visa process plus a Nusuk permit. Requirements, application windows, and fees change, and they are set by the authorities rather than by any travel agency. Ask us about current requirements and we will explain the steps and the order to do them in.
  • Passports. Your passport should be valid for at least six months beyond your travel dates, with blank pages available. Renewals can take weeks, so check this first.
  • Health requirements. A quadrivalent meningococcal (ACWY) vaccination has applied to pilgrims in recent seasons, and health entry rules can change. Ask us about current requirements and speak with your doctor about your own needs, especially for older travelers or anyone with a chronic condition.
  • Elderly travelers and assistance. Wheelchair assistance at US and Saudi airports, aisle seats, and longer connections can all be arranged at booking. Tell us who is traveling and what they need, and we will note it on every segment and confirm it.
  • Ihram on the journey. Many travelers prefer to change into ihram garments before boarding or during the flight, depending on their routing. If that is your plan, tell us, and we will keep it in mind when comparing connections and cabin options. We do not give religious guidance; your scholar or group leader is the right source for that.
  • Ground arrangements. Hotels near the Haram, transport between Makkah and Madinah, and transfers on arrival are usually part of a pilgrimage package. We coordinate flight times with those arrangements so you are not landing at an hour your provider cannot meet.

Common situations we handle

A family taking elderly parents for Umrah

Two adult children in Texas want to take their parents, both in their seventies, during a quieter month. Our expert compares routings with a comfortable connection, arranges wheelchair assistance and aisle seats for the parents, seats the family together, and lines up arrival with the hotel's check-in time. The family receives one clear itinerary and knows exactly who to call.

A community group departing together for Hajj

A mosque in the Midwest is organizing a group of thirty through a licensed Hajj provider and needs everyone on the same flights. We hold seats for the group, collect names and passport details in an organized way, coordinate dates with the provider's Makkah and Madinah schedule, and manage changes as the group list firms up.

A first-time pilgrim who does not know where to start

A young professional in New York wants to perform Umrah but has never traveled to Saudi Arabia. We walk through the sequence, from passport check to visa steps to choosing dates, then compare flights and connect the traveler with the accommodation and transfer arrangements they need. The call ends with a plan, not just a ticket.

Why book by phone with Fond Travels

Fond Travels is an independent US travel agency based in Woodbridge, Virginia, not an airline and not a visa office, so our job is to work for you: compare every routing to Jeddah and Madinah, explain the timing and the documentation honestly, and coordinate with whichever package provider you choose. Real travel experts answer the phone 24 hours a day, which is useful when you are calling between prayers, after work, or from a different time zone than the rest of your group. We explain the fine print before you pay, including change rules, baggage allowances, and assistance arrangements. Fond Travels is BBB accredited and rated 4.8 out of 5 with more than 2,500 Google reviews, and we treat pilgrimage travel with the care and respect it deserves.

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Hajj & Umrah Travel Packages: frequently asked questions

As early as possible. Pilgrimage season demand is high and fares rise close to the dates. For Hajj, many travelers arrange flights six months or more ahead; for Umrah during Ramadan, several months ahead is wise. Call for current pricing on your dates.

Yes. Coordinated group travel is one of the most common pilgrimage requests we handle. We hold seats, keep everyone on the same flights where possible, seat families together, and manage the group list as it changes.

Call us with what you need. We book the flights and coordinate the travel components of your package, including accommodation timing, transfers, and assistance, working alongside your Hajj or Umrah provider if you have one.

It depends on your city and the season. We compare nonstop and one-stop options for connection time, total journey length, and comfort, and we tell you the trade-offs of each before you choose. The Umrah and Hajj pages above have notes for each major US airport.

Yes. Tell us who is traveling and what they need, and we will arrange wheelchair assistance, aisle seats, longer connections, and a pace that works, then confirm it on every segment.

Visas and permits are issued by the authorities through official channels and licensed providers, and requirements change from season to season. We guide you through the steps and documents; ask us about current requirements when you call.

Both serve pilgrims. Many travelers fly into one and out of the other to match their itinerary between Makkah and Madinah. We compare both options for your dates and coordinate with your ground arrangements.

Health entry rules for pilgrims have included a meningococcal (ACWY) vaccination in recent seasons and can change. Ask us about current requirements, and check with your doctor, especially for older travelers.

Often yes. Multi-city itineraries that add a stop in another country on the way there or back are common; tell us your plans and we will compare routings that make it work.

It depends on the season, your departure city, your accommodation choices, and the provider. Call for current pricing on your dates and we will explain what each component includes.