Luxury Escapes
Dubai is synonymous with luxury. Think five-star hotels, private beaches, gourmet dining, and shopping in the world’s largest mall. If indulgence is your thing, Dubai delivers it with sparkle, style and serious wow-factor.
Desert & Adventure Holidays
For thrill-seekers, Dubai is a playground of adrenaline. Go dune bashing in a 4x4, try sandboarding, or take a hot-air balloon ride over the Arabian Desert at sunrise. It’s adventure wrapped in golden beauty.
Family Fun Breaks
With indoor ski slopes, epic waterparks, theme parks like Motiongate and IMG Worlds of Adventure, and kid-friendly beaches, Dubai is surprisingly family-friendly. There’s no shortage of fun for little ones and grown-ups alike.
Dubai is where the future meets tradition in the most jaw-dropping way imaginable. One moment you’re soaring up the world’s tallest building, and the next you’re riding camels over golden sand dunes or wandering through fragrant spice souks. Whether you’re visiting for glamour, adventure or family fun, Dubai is one of those places that never does things by halves – and that’s exactly what makes it so exciting.
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Home of the World’s Tallest Building
Dubai proudly boasts the Burj Khalifa, the tallest structure on Earth, standing at a staggering 828 metres. You can ride a high-speed lift to the observation deck for sky-high views of the city and the vast desert beyond. The evening fountain show at its base is an unmissable spectacle – it’s like Vegas, but bigger and better.
A City That Grew from the Desert in Just Decades
Just 50 years ago, Dubai was a small fishing village. Today, it’s a global metropolis with man-made islands, record-breaking attractions, and futuristic architecture. It’s one of the world’s fastest-growing cities – and it’s still expanding at an incredible pace.
Culture & Tradition Are Still at the Heart
Despite its modern sheen, Dubai remains deeply connected to its Emirati roots. You’ll find traditional markets (souks), centuries-old dhows on the creek, and locals in traditional dress. Visit the Al Fahidi Historical District to experience the city’s more traditional side, and don’t miss a sunset visit to the Jumeirah Mosque.
Weather
Dubai is sunny and hot year-round, with cooler and more comfortable weather from
November to March, making it the ideal time for sightseeing, beach days and outdoor adventures. Summers (June to September) are extremely hot, best for shopping or relaxing indoors.
Spoken Languages and Currency
The official language is Arabic, but English is widely spoken across Dubai – on signs, in shops, and everywhere tourists go. The currency is the UAE Dirham (AED), and credit cards are widely accepted.
Top Things to See and Do in Dubai
Visit the Burj Khalifa & Dubai Mall
Marvel at the towering Burj Khalifa and then head into Dubai Mall – not just for shopping, but also to see the indoor aquarium, ice rink and countless dining spots. It’s a day out in itself.
Experience a Desert Safari
No trip to Dubai is complete without heading into the desert. Enjoy a thrilling 4x4 dune ride, a sunset camel trek, and a traditional Bedouin-style dinner under the stars with live entertainment.
Explore Old Dubai & the Souks
Take an abra (water taxi) across Dubai Creek and step back in time in Deira. Wander through the gold, spice and textile souks where the air is filled with colour, aromas, and the buzz of bargaining.
Chill Out at JBR & The Palm
Relax along Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR) or explore the iconic Palm Jumeirah. From beach clubs and restaurants to The View at The Palm, it’s where city glamour meets coastal cool.
Dubai – Where Dreams, Innovation, and the Desert Meet
Whether you're shopping till you drop, seeking thrills in the desert, or soaking in luxury and sunshine, Dubai is a show-stopping destination that lives up to the hype – and then some.
