Whatever you’d like to choose – visit, study, work or retire – you find your options in one of the most popular destinations at the moment – Dubai (United Arab Emirates).
Before you plan your trip to Dubai
Marhaba! (meaning Welcome!)
Dubai is unaffected by the turmoil taking place in other parts of the Middle East.
Taking into consideration your citizenship, you must find out before if you’re required to get a visa or what are the travel conditions before you plan the actual trip. For example, if I plan to travel from Romania, I don’t need to make any arrangements before, I can get the visa once I arrive at the airport (90 day-visa for traveling), I just need to make sure my passport is valid for more than 6 months. However, if I plan my trip from Serbia, I will need to get a visa before – the most common is the Tourist Visa with 30 days validity (single or multiple entries). So it is our responsibility to make sure we are well informed and have all the requested papers.
P.S. Dubai International Airport (DXB) is the first airport in the world to have resident DJs. Beyond this new DJ residency program, Dubai International Airport is pretty darn spectacular—in fact, it was voted the second-best airport in the world.
About Dubai
There’s nothing left from the 1833’s fishing settlement of Dubai, so imagine how things changed after oil is discovered in 1966… Last year there was the 50th year of the Union celebration and Expo 2020 started – a once-in-a-lifetime experience that you simply cannot miss.
Dubai’s vibrant culture consists of warm hospitality, rich culinary heritage, and proud traditions. The traditional attire is bold and distinctive, the national dress is a symbol of pride and identity. Regarding the culinary diversity, apart from the incredible dining options, the local cuisine stands out. Make sure you try: camel, dates (sweet fruits), shuwaa (slow-cooked lamb), kabsa (basmati rice and meat), and also drink some traditional Arabic coffee – gahwa or Karak chal – a mixed-spice tea.
Perfumery and henna body art are still very popular in Dubai to this day.
The best way to get around Dubai is by taxi or by metro. Although prices are high across the board in Dubai, a taxi here or there won’t break the bank. You can also rent a car at the airport or sort out your own transfers in advance. You’re welcome! 🙂
Places to stay
Gevora Hotel – The Tallest Hotel in the World **** – one of the best sellers
Golden Sands Hotel Apartments **** – located in the heart of Dubai, has amazing deals and discounts
Signature 1 Hotel Tecom **** – another best seller
Jumeirah Beach Hotel ***** – has the best overall guest rating in its category, has a private beach
Jumeirah Dar Al Masyaf ***** – top value, private beach, kids club and much more
Lemon Tree Hotel Jumeirah Dubai **** – awarded as top choice of Agoda travelers in 2021, one of the best sellers
The best time to visit Dubai’s record-breaking attractions and iconic landmarks is from November to March. Top hotspots include: Dubai Marina, Burj Khalifa, The Palm Jumeirah, Atlantis, La Perle by Dragone, Dubai Aquarium and Underwater Zoo, Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve, Dubai Creek, Burj Al Arab, and the list goes on.
Nevertheless, Dubai is the perfect gateway for a cruise through the region, offering a central location and port amenities (Dubai Cruise Terminal at Mina Rashid) to make your cruise experience as smooth as possible.
I will let you explore all the activities that are available by searching at the particular time of your travel, just click on the button below. TIP: Find the Dubai passes that help you save some money! Search for “Dubai pass” to get the one that suits you best.
Still in doubts or you’re ready to book your next flight?
That’s all from my side; if you need help with your booking, let me know, I’m more than happy to make your dream come true and coupons with an extra discount are available today (5-6-7% off) 🙂. Also, any feedback about your trip to Dubai is highly appreciated.
Salaam alaykum: “Peace upon you”
Yours Sincerely,
Thea
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Yours Sincerely, Thea 