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Dubai.travel envisages to be a one-stop online information centre for visitors to experience the rich cultural heritage of Dubai, and the generosity and warm hospitality of the Emirati people.
Whether you love peace and quiet, or whether you have in mind an active or cultural holiday, you can give free rein to your wishes in Dubai. Come to Dubai with your family or friends and you will always be well received and attended by some of the best people in the world.
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Dubai is extremely well known for its warm hospitality and rich cultural heritage. The Emirati people are warm and welcoming. The generosity in their approach to visitors has never failed for visitors from all corners of the world to depart with the sweetest memory.
Dubai is the most populous and second largest emirate of the United Arab Emirates after Abu Dhabi. While other Emirates derive most of their revenue from oil reserves, revenues from oil account for only 6% of the gross domestic product (GDP) of Dubai. A majority of the emirate's revenues are from the Jebel Ali Free Zone (JAFZ) and increasingly from tourism. Income derived from tourist attractions is boosted by Dubai’s massive infrastructures, real estates and sports-related activities. With enormous activities in construction and development in various industries, Dubai has attracted world-wide attention through innovative real estate projects, sports events, conferences and Guinness records.
In Dubai, watching activities along the seaside from balconies situated by the sea is a unique privilege. Most luxury homes in Dubai Palm Islands are pampered with these balconies. What used to be something so romantic that is only possible in one’s dream is all happening right in front of your eyes in Dubai.
There are many magnificent mosques in Dubai. With the exception of Jumeirah Mosque, Muslim tourists can now visit these mosques. For the non-Muslims, a view of the architectural structure of the mosques from afar, especially during nighttime, can be enchanting and a pleasant experience.
Have you ever ridden on a camel, let alone racing on one? At Nad Al Sheba, you can witness this interesting event between November and April. Other sports activities in Dubai are equally unique and refreshing for example riding the dunes of the desert sand – the bumpiest drive that has better be carefully coached!
In Dubai, archaeology naturally finds its way into your travel plan, however heavy your schedule is. Names such as Al Soufuh and Al Quasis constitute a myriad of settlements that are often viewed by archaeology experts and aficionados as worldwide historical assets. The settlements are truly the physical sights to behold. Dubai museum provides easy access to these historical assets. The museum was previously a prison and garrison and used to be referred to as Al Fahidi Fort. Now the ex-prison hosts an array of top archaeological wonders second to none! Buri Nahar is also considered as one of Dubai's top heritage. The watchtower serves as a marker of Dubai's history and tourists usually would not miss paying homage to this watchtower especially during summer when the tower presents its full glory.
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