Holidays in the United Arab Emirates are an exotic journey to the mysterious East, where Arab traditions are harmoniously intertwined with ultra-modern architecture and infrastructure. Dubai is the largest city in the UAE, located on the shores of the Arabian Gulf. This futuristic metropolis invariably attracts thousands of travelers and adventure seekers who want to see world records and the stunning wonders of the world. Your clients will have an unforgettable experience when you host your corporate getaways, incentive trips, conferences and other events in the UAE.

Must Experience

• The View at The Palm: A stunning panoramic observation deck towering 240 meters above the Palm Jumeirah, located on the 52nd floor of the Palm Tower. It offers breathtaking views of the turquoise waters of the Arabian Gulf, the iconic Dubai skyline, and the Palm Jumeirah island.
• Heritage Safari: Embark on an authentic desert adventure, traversing golden dunes in vintage Land Rovers from the 1950s. This safari is led by a professional guide who immerses guests in the rich culture and traditions of the Emirates.
• Museum of the Future: Opened in February 2022, this architectural marvel offers a glimpse into the world of tomorrow. The museum is dedicated to technological innovation, featuring immersive exhibitions on topics like artificial intelligence, space exploration, climate change, and bioengineering. Its iconic torus-shaped structure, adorned with Arabic calligraphy, symbolizes the blend of Dubai’s heritage and forward-thinking vision.
• The Dubai Fountain: One of the world’s tallest fountains, reaching heights of up to 150 meters (equivalent to a 50-story building). Located on the 30-acre Burj Lake, it dazzles visitors with a captivating show of light, sound, and water, synchronized to a variety of musical performances.
• Burj Khalifa: Standing at 828 meters, it is the tallest building in the world. The Burj Khalifa offers breathtaking views from its observation decks on the 124th, 125th, and 148th floors, providing an unmatched panoramic view of Dubai’s skyline.
• Al Seef District: Located along the historic Dubai Creek, Al Seef beautifully blends the city’s rich heritage with modern attractions. The area is split into two distinct sections: one reflecting Dubai’s traditional architecture with charming wind towers and stone buildings, and the other showcasing contemporary design. Visitors can enjoy waterfront promenades, boutique shops, local eateries, and cultural experiences that offer a glimpse into Dubai’s past as a fishing and pearl-diving village. Al Seef is also home to the Museum of Illusions, perfect for a fun and interactive family experience.

Must eat: Luqaimat (Sweet Dumplings) is a traditional dessert in Arab countries. These are deep-fried balls sprinkled with honey or date syrup. Also known as Arabic Sweet Dumplings, this is served during Iftar in the holy month of Ramadan.

Best nightlife: Billionaire is a restaurant serving Italian and New Asian cuisine that offers a vivid gastronomic experience, first-class service, sparkling live performances, and excellent music. Popular DJs and artists from all over the world often perform here, so the music program is always world-class.

Best time to visit: The most favorable time for travel are the months from October to April. During this period, the air temperature ranges from +24 to +30°C, and rare rains make the air less dry. The water temperature ranges from +22 to +28°C.

Top Tip: Always remember that Dubai is a very fast-growing city. If you visited Dubai five years ago, it’s as if you’ve never been to Dubai. The city has a lot of new things and experiences to offer. Keep this in mind while planning your next trip to this amazing destination.

Our recommended DMC: Atravel DMC, managed by Alina Shliakhtova, offers great service with extensive local knowledge of Dubai and the United Arab Emirates.