The
moment you land at the Dubai International Airport, you'll experience
life king size. Situated in the desert of United Arab Emirates this
hot and sizzling city offers you some of the coolest fun things.
Dubai
received more than 5.5 million tourists in the first half of this
year, an 11.1 per cent increase compared to last year, according to
the latest figures from Dubai's Department of Tourism and
Commerce Marketing (DTCM). Here we highlight the most extravagant
attractions that are enticing tourists.
Burj
Khalifa :- The
world’s tallest building is a sight to behold, standing 828 meters
from the ground with over 160 floors offering spectacular views over
Dubai from the top. It has some of the elite corporate suites, The
Residents, The Armani hotel, fine dining restaurant called The
Atmosphere and The Park which has space for 3000 vehicles.
Indoor
ski park :- Middle
East's first indoor ski resort in Dubai
is an amazing 22,500 square metres covered with real snow all year
round where you can enjoy skiing, snowboarding, tobogganing or just
playing with the newest residents, the snow Penguins!
The
world’s tallest hotel :- The
luxurious JW Marriott Marquis Hotel Crowned with 1,608-rooms is
more than 100ft higher than the Eiffel Tower. It is so tall that on a
foggy morning guests on its upper floors wake up above the clouds,
with the tops of nearby skyscrapers poking through like precious
jewels laid out on cotton wool.
The
Dubai Mall :- The
world’s most visited and largest shopping and entertainment complex
had more visitors last year than New York City. Apart from its
1,200-plus retail stores, other major attractions include its
Aquarium, an underwater zoo and an ice skating rink.
Dubai
Seaplane adventures with Seawings Charter :- Experience
a breathtaking seaplane flight across the UAE and enjoy a bir's eye
view of the iconic architecture and stunning landscape.
Atlantis,
The Palm :- A
majestic Dubai hotel situated on Palm Jumeirah, a man-made island
that has captured the world's imagination.
Here's,
a look at few of the stunning future Dubai projects.
The Hydropolis - Underwater hotel, Dubai’s Water Discus Hotel will allow guests to sleep below the surface of the sea, offering a view of underwater life and facilities will include a bar and a dive centre. The city also revealed plans for an even bigger retail complex than the Dubai Mall, The Mall of the World, that would be capable of welcoming up to 80 million visitors a year. It will feature the world's largest shopping mall as well as a large park, a Universal Studios entertainment centre, a number of art galleries, and up to 100 hotels. The Taj Arabia – a £665 million reproduction of the Taj Mahal hat will not only be four times bigger than the 17th century original but contain a shopping centre, a 300-room five-star hotel, serviced apartments and bridal wear stores.
The Hydropolis - Underwater hotel, Dubai’s Water Discus Hotel will allow guests to sleep below the surface of the sea, offering a view of underwater life and facilities will include a bar and a dive centre. The city also revealed plans for an even bigger retail complex than the Dubai Mall, The Mall of the World, that would be capable of welcoming up to 80 million visitors a year. It will feature the world's largest shopping mall as well as a large park, a Universal Studios entertainment centre, a number of art galleries, and up to 100 hotels. The Taj Arabia – a £665 million reproduction of the Taj Mahal hat will not only be four times bigger than the 17th century original but contain a shopping centre, a 300-room five-star hotel, serviced apartments and bridal wear stores.
An
endless list of great attractions for all honeymooners, kids,
shopaholics, or just a family sojourn!
