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#1 of 9 general tips & advice in Dubayy
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vances says:
While I wouldn’t throw caution to the wind, I would assert that you don’t need to focus on any specific precautions before heading for Dubai. I am also a male American Caucasian, and felt enormously comfortable the entire time I visited. You will find that Dubai is quite the international melt…
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#2 of 9 general tips & advice in Dubayy
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siam says:
For group travellers or families, the hotel apartments offer a better option that hotel rooms, you have the opportunity to rustle up food in the kitchenette, do your own ironing and laundry and sleep more people for the cost. If you want to save money consider a Hotel Apartment to a hotel room
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#3 of 9 general tips & advice in Dubayy
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worddress says:
If you get a chance to see Dubai, DO NOT pass it up! You will feel as if you've been transported into the 22nd century! Dubai makes the US look backward in areas such as technology, architecture, road design, innovative malls, and cleanliness. There is no need to be afraid to go to Dubai. Althou…
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#4 of 9 general tips & advice in Dubayy
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ClaudiaUK says:
Visited Dubai for New Year (try to go over there as often as I can) Found a great restaurant called Al Maswra in Rimal Rotana Hotel. For $35 you get a meze meal which is never ending. The waiters just keep bringing the food and it is impossibleto eat it all. Plus you get entertainment. The belly dan…
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#5 of 9 general tips & advice in Dubayy
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alexchan says:
EMIRATES' NEW BUSINESS CLASS LOUNGE IN DUBAI
I'm not fortunate enough to be an airline lounge lizard so I can't give many comparisons. Regardless, I think Emirates' new Business Class Lounge in Terminal 3 of Dubai airport is pretty amazing. I qualify for entry because of a Silver status in thei…
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#6 of 9 general tips & advice in Dubayy
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Dinish says:
There are many options to fly to Dubai from Amsterdam, e.g. it is possible to fly with Alitalia (stopover in Rome), directly with KLM, or try another route with Emirates from Dusseldorf. We have chosen Turkish Airlines including a stop-over in Istanbul.
First some statistics on this flight (sourc…
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#7 of 9 general tips & advice in Dubayy
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jenyenh says:
Dubai is different from any other Middle Eastern countries, they are more liberated and more open minded in comparison of course to their neighbors Kuwait, Saudi, Oman, etc. Ramadan is a holy month for them though, so they are a bit strict on this. Although, keeping in mind that Dubai is 50% expatr…
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#8 of 9 general tips & advice in Dubayy
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kamel says:
hehehe thats a good question !!
Dubai in Ramadan ... well dubai is not as the other arabian cities in ramadan you dont feel it that much ... but first what is Ramadan !!
Ramadan is a month muslims fast in ! we fast for 30 days .. we stop easting food or drinking from the sunrise till sunset.... pe…
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#9 of 9 general tips & advice in Dubayy
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tuckshopsuperstore says:
it's not built yet.
it is incredibly hot yet no sandals or shorts are allowed in most establishments.
the women are treated like cattle.
it has some of the most hollow minded people in the world living there.
there is no grass or parks.
it has no soul.
lacks historical interest.
the cab drive…
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