Dubai, “the city of gold” as people ofthen call it, continues to thrive even under this financially challenging period. It is still a tourist magnet according to the pfficial figures by the Dubai Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing.
As a matter of fact the number of tourists in the April to June period increased dramatically as a result of slashed hotel rates and a government-funded advertising campaign.
One might wonder what it is that really attracts people to Dubai. The answer is simple and yet long. One of main attractions is the still tallest building in the world, Burj Dubai, and the aviation complex that is already one of the largest globally.
The Burj Dubai, which is partly still under construction, is already the tallest in the world.
Another highly impressive structure is the Dubai World Trade Centre, the tallest building in the United Arab Emirates at the time it was built.
One of Dubai’s newest deluxe five-star hotels is The Monarch Dubai. In my experience this hotel offers unmatched services and a magnificent overall experience. The view from the suites windows can actually guests feel “on top of the world”.
Dubai has about four hundred world-class hotels and hotel apartments and over four thousand restaurants and cafés, most of which are truly high class.
Despite its rapid growth, the emirate respect and tries to preserve it’s traditions and culture.
Dubai has a lot to offer and not just shopping as one might think. From camel racing and desert safaris to creek tours and opera as well as film festivals, golf and horse-racing.
The nightlife is absolutely superb and the options for night-time entertainment are virtually endless.
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