Dubai is probably the most westernized and advanced city in the Middle East, and claims to be the shopping center of the world with nearly twenty major shopping malls. A shopping tour may be just the ticket for serious shoppers wanting to see if Dubai can really live up to its reputation.
Read moreA thrilling way to see Dubai is to take a helicopter tour. Oasis Palm Tourism has helicopter tours that will give you a one-of-a-kind, panoramic, birds-eye perspective of Dubai that will leave you breathless.
Read moreDubai boasts of 12hours of sun a day and vacationers can enjoy the many watersports activities that Dubai offers: parasailing, water-skiing, windsurfing, kayaking, sailing, pedal boats and many more.
Read moreFor divers, the coastline of the Emirates offers a colorful world of coral reefs and a fascinating marine life waiting to be explored. Khorfakkan, or "the Creek of Two Jaws" as it is also known, is the most scenic location in the country.
Read moreJust 100 kilometers from Dubai sits the oasis, Hatta wadi. On the road to Hatta, there is incredible scenery: majestic dunes of red sand and the exceptionally stark landscape of the Hajar Mountains. There is also a famous Portuguese fort from the 16th century along the way.
Read moreA city tour is a fantastic way to see Dubai being that has excellent roads and is compact in size. Several companies in Dubai offering tours through the heart of Dubai City, that will take you to the souks and traditional markets, the Sheikh Saeed's House, dhow-building yards and much more.
Read moreDubai's tour companies offer a variety of options to give visitors a glimpse of all attractions within Dubai City. There are half-day tours, full day tours, desert safari tours and golf course tours. These tour companies can even organize custom tours for groups, corporate events and conference in Dubai .
Read moreDubailand will be an entertainment complex like no other and is set to bring tourists from all over the world to Dubai. Dubai Autodrome, a project by Union Properties, is part of the Motor City project and is the Middle East's first Autodrome.
Read moreGobal Village has come a long way since it was started in 1996 as a small site alongside Dubai Creek with small kiosks selling products from various countries. It moved to its current location in Dubailand in 2005 and was a great success, attracting 5 million visitors over 79 days.
Read moreDubai Festival City is a multi billion dirham development, to be completed in phases by 2015. The project will house a retail park, four hotels, a golf course, a marina, a boulevard, schools and hospitals.
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