On the southeast coast of the Persian Peninsula, Dubai bursts through the monochromatic desert landscape, glistening with hundreds of skyscrapers, elaborate man-made islands, streets filled with exotic cars and a futuristic infrastructure. Formerly a small fishing port, the city evolved with the discovery of oil in the Middle East and, over the span of a generation, diversified its portfolio into real estate, finance, trade and tourism to become one of the most visited cities in the world. Dripping with seemingly endless wealth, Dubai strives to construct the biggest and best of everything; from 7-star hotels, the tallest skyscraper in the world, man-made archipelagos, one shaped shaped like a palm tree and another a world map, to a ski slope within a mall, the city has become an amusement park of opulence. 
The modern city is bizarrely juxtaposed with its past and the age-old traditions of the Emirate people; you will hear the call to prayer regularly and must keep in mind laws of modesty and drinking in public as you explore a city offering every indulgence one could desire. A city unfazed by its arid climate, it offers malls with astounding aquariums and indoor ski slopes, lush golf courses, the largest flower garden, the most luxurious hotels, the tallest building, (The Burj Khalifa), pristine beaches of Jumeirah, camel rides in the desert, formula one race car driving and helicopter tours.
With a city that seeks to astound its visitors and ongoing development plans stretching into 2070, this city of cranes and otherworldly opulence will surely remain at the forefront of modern advancements and draw travelers for decades to come.

Indulge in Emirati Cuisine

 Travel to one of Dubai’s oldest neighborhoods, the Al Fahidi Historical Neighborhood for a fantastic spread of traditional Emirati cuisine laid out in the center of the Sheikh Mohammed Centre for Cultural Understanding where you will enjoy an interactive experience learning from locals about their culture, customs, traditions, and of course fabulous cuisine. 

Reach for the Heavens at Burj Khalifa

Step into an elevator to scale the tallest building in the world, stretching more than 2,700 vertical feet with upwards of 160 floors. Ascend to the 154th floor at sunset to enjoy a glass of bubbly in a luxurious lounge as you take in the astounding panoramic views of the city below.

See and Be Seen

Enjoy an evening at the award-winning Robert Cavalli Club and one of Dubai’s most glamorous venues with a star-studded line-up of international talent and VIP guests.

Golf in Paradise

Spend an afternoon golfing at Dubai Creek Golf and Yacht Club a beautiful par-3 course along the scenic Dubai Creek with the backdrop of a clubhouse designed like an Arabic dhow or venture to the desert links at the premiere, all-grass course of Emirates Golf Club (Majlis).

Get Lost in the Miracle Garden

Like something out of Alice and Wonderland, Dubai has created a psychedelic land of 150 million full bloom flowers, constructed into a floral clock, castles, heart shaped walkways, massive characters and  lakeside towns. It is a truly astounding sight that will make you feel as if you have fallen into a fairy tale world.

See the World in One Place

With more than 90 countries represented by replicas of their most famed structures, each offering country-specific cuisine, souvenirs, and activities, this elaborate maze of sparking lights and park shows puts Vegas on notice as only Dubai could.

Seek the Thrill of Driving a Race Car

Jump into the driver's seat of  of a finely engineered Formula One racing car.
You will have a chance to test and brush up your driving skills during the test laps and then crank up the speed and your heart rate.