Dubai: A Cultural and Tourist Destination

This presentation explores the rich culture, tourism attractions, and dress code of Dubai. It provides interesting facts about the city, including its skyscrapers, tallest building, luxurious hotel, Palm Island, and largest flower garden. The presentation also highlights the low crime rates in Dubai and concludes by discussing its status as a global city and business hub.

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Table of Content
• Introduction
• Religion
• Tourism
• Culture
• Dress Code
• Facts about Dubai
• Crime rates
• Conclusion

Introduction
Dubai is present in Eastern coast of Arabian Peninsula within
south west corner of Arabian Gulf. This is exceptionally known
for their warm hospitality along with rich cultural heritage along
with this, Emirati people are generous as well as welcoming.
Their local currency is dirham. Dubai is often seen as young
destination but it have fascinating history as well as renders a
vibrant heritage which provides their visitors with a glimpse of
Arabian culture.

Religion
As per Article 7 the Provisional Constitution of UAE's declares
Islam as a official religion. Around 95% government subsidies
of mosques as well as employs are Imams. But Dubai has large
number of Buddhist, Hindu, Christian, Bahá'í, Sikh and other
communities which resides in city.

Tourism
It is crucial section within government strategies of Dubai for
maintaining flow of foreign cash within Emirates. There exists
ancient and modern attractions along with shopping. It is the
fourth most visited city within world with respect to international
visitors with a rate of 10.7%. In addition to this, Dubai has near
about 70 shopping centres and also includes Dubai Mall which is
largest shopping centre.

Culture
It comprises traditional Arab culture and there is a huge impact
of Islamic & Arab culture on their attire, music, lifestyle, cuisine
and architecture. It has been evolved around one of luxury,
lavishness and opulence with higher respect to leisure related
extravagance. Near about 4 million visitors, visit Dubai during
Dubai Summer Surprises and Dubai Shopping Festival.

Dress Code
Emirati attire is worn in countries of Arabian Peninsula. Women
wear “abaya” along black robe along with hijab. Depending
upon their comfort level they can cover their mouth as well nose
with “niqab” Men use to wear “Kandurah” or “dishdasha” or
“thawb” along with headscarf. This dress code is not compulsory
but there exists prohibitions on clothing which reveals too much
skin.

Facts about Dubai
This is a cosmopolitan oasis which have gleaming microcosm
that shares cultures from different corners of world. The
interesting facts related with Dubai are:
•City of Skyscrapers: It has around 400 skyscrapers which
makes them (Dubai) fastest growing city within world.

Cont.…
• Home to tallest building in the world: Burj Khalifa whose
height is 828m and comprises of 163 floors. It has highest
nightclub, observatory deck, restaurant and mosque.
• Most Luxurious Hotel: Burj Al Arab is the only hotel
which has rating of 7-star around the world. It is decorated
with 24-carat gold leaf.

Cont.…
• Palm Island: The renowned Palsm Jumeirah is a tree shaped
largest island that is made by humans and can also be seen
from space.
• Largest Flower Garden: Dubai Miracle is one of the largest
natural garden that is present in a area of 72,000 square
metres and possess around 45 million flowers which acts as a
tourist attraction.

Crime rates
There exist minimum crime rates within Dubai and it was
ranked as eight safest city within the world in 2018.

Conclusion
A global city as well as business hub for Middle East, Dubai. It
has attracted the population via large construction projects,
carrying out major sport activities and opulent hotels. Economy
of Dubai depends on revenue that is attained via real estate,
financial services, trade, tourism and aviation.

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