Dubai

Welcome To Dubai

Dubai’s story begins with coastal communities whose lives were shaped by the sea, desert and trade. Long before its modern skyline, the area was home to fishing, pearl diving, date farming and caravan routes linking the Arabian Gulf with the wider Middle East, East Africa and South Asia. The Bani Yas community established a settlement around the Creek, and Dubai grew as an open trading port known for welcoming merchants and protecting commercial exchange. Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood, the Creek and the old souqs preserve memories of this early maritime culture. During the twentieth century, pearling declined and Dubai turned toward trade, aviation and new industries; the discovery of oil accelerated development, while visionary investment built roads, ports and services. In 1971, Dubai became part of the United Arab Emirates, and it has since grown into a global centre for business, design, hospitality and innovation. Today, Emirati traditions remain visible in majlis culture, Arabic hospitality, cuisine and festivals alongside one of the world’s most dynamic cities.

Heaven On Earth

Dubai connects desert adventure with modern luxury and Gulf heritage. Explore Al Fahidi, cross Dubai Creek by abra, visit the souks and museums, watch the sunset among the dunes, and enjoy the city’s architecture, beaches and family attractions. From traditional Emirati experiences to world-class shopping, dining and entertainment, Dubai offers a journey where heritage and imagination meet.

• Dubai Creek & Al Fahidi Heritage
• Desert Safari & Bedouin Evenings
• Burj Khalifa & Downtown Dubai
• Palm Jumeirah & Dubai Marina
• Gold and Spice Souks
• Jumeirah Beaches & Water Adventures