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About Dubai
Dubai is a glittering metropolis that rose from the desert sands to become one of the world's most audacious cities. This Emirati powerhouse marries traditional Arabian culture with cutting-edge architecture, creating a destination where you can shop in the world's largest mall, dine underwater, and ski indoors—all while gazing at the world's tallest building. The city's relentless pursuit of 'biggest, tallest, most luxurious' has created a playground of superlatives that genuinely delivers on its promise of the extraordinary.
Dubai excels at luxury tourism and family entertainment, making it perfect for travelers seeking indulgence, adventure, or both. The city caters exceptionally well to first-time Middle East visitors with its English-friendly environment, world-class infrastructure, and Western amenities. Business travelers appreciate the efficiency and connectivity, while families love the theme parks, beaches, and year-round sunshine. The city's tax-free shopping, diverse culinary scene spanning from Michelin-starred restaurants to bustling souks, and relatively liberal social atmosphere create an accessible entry point to Arabian culture without sacrificing comfort.
Good to Know
Tipping: 10-15% at restaurants, AED 5-10 for taxi drivers, AED 10-20 for hotel staff per service
Dress code: Modest dress in public areas—cover shoulders and knees. Beachwear only at pools/beaches. Smart casual for upscale venues
Friday prayers: Some shops close 11:30am-1:30pm Friday. Malls and tourist attractions stay open
SIM cards: Available at airport (Etisalat/du) for AED 50-100 with data. Free WiFi widely available in malls and hotels
Currency: UAE Dirham (AED). Credit cards accepted everywhere. ATMs abundant. USD widely accepted but change given in AED
Alcohol: Only in licensed venues (hotels, restaurants, bars). Legal drinking age 21. Don't drink in public spaces
Safety: Very safe with low crime rates. Standard precautions apply. Emergency number 999
Ramadan etiquette: Don't eat, drink, or smoke in public during daylight hours. Dress more conservatively
