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About the Destination
Why visit
Dubai?
"Dubai doesn't just dream big — it builds big."
Speak to a Dubai expert →Dubai is a city that has reinvented itself in a single generation. What was once a small fishing village is now home to the world's tallest building, the world's largest mall, and some of the most audacious architecture ever conceived.
But Dubai is more than spectacle. The old Al Fahidi district preserves the city's pre-oil heritage with wind-tower houses and spice souks. The desert just beyond the city limits offers dune bashing, camel rides, and starlit Bedouin camps.
With year-round sunshine, world-class hotels, and a tax-free shopping paradise, Dubai has become one of the world's most visited cities — and for good reason.
Must-See
Top Attractions
Burj Khalifa
At 828 metres, the Burj Khalifa is the world's tallest structure. The At the Top observation deck on the 124th floor offers unobstructed views across the city, desert, and Arabian Gulf.
Desert Safari
No Dubai trip is complete without a desert safari — dune bashing at sunset followed by a traditional Bedouin camp dinner with live entertainment.
Dubai Marina
A stunning man-made canal city lined with skyscrapers, restaurants, and a vibrant waterfront promenade perfect for an evening stroll.
For International Travellers
Before You Go
US, UK, EU, and most Western passport holders receive a free 30-day visa on arrival. Extensions are available. Some nationalities require a pre-arranged visa.
Visa on arrival (most)The UAE Dirham (AED) is pegged to the US Dollar. Cards are accepted everywhere. ATMs are plentiful. Dubai is tax-free — great for shopping.
1 USD ≈ 3.67 AEDArabic is the official language but English is widely spoken everywhere. Most signs, menus, and transport information are in both languages.
Arabic · EnglishDubai is extremely safe. Healthcare is world-class but expensive for foreigners. Dress modestly in public areas and respect local customs during Ramadan.
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Travel Tips
The Dubai Metro is clean, air-conditioned, and covers the main tourist areas. Taxis and Uber/Careem are affordable and widely available.
November to March offers the most pleasant weather (20–30°C). Summer (Jun–Sep) is extremely hot but hotels offer significant discounts.
Dubai is relatively liberal but dress modestly in malls, souks, and public spaces. Swimwear is fine at beaches and hotel pools.
Dubai International (DXB) is one of the world's busiest airports with direct flights from virtually every major city. Emirates is the flagship carrier.
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