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THE COUNTRY

Nestled in the south-eastern corner of the Arabian Peninsula, the United Arab Emirates offer an enchanting blend of tradition and modernity. From the glittering skyscrapers of Dubai, where architectural marvels such as the Burj Khalifa pierce the sky, to the serene sands of Abu Dhabi's magnificent desert landscapes, each emirate opens up a new chapter of discovery. The UAE's vibrant culture is a tapestry of ancient Bedouin heritage and cosmopolitan dynamism, evident in its bustling souks, lavish palaces and world-class museums.

Here you can savour the rich flavours of traditional cuisine or experience exhilarating adventures such as dune bashing and luxury yacht cruises. Whether you're drawn to the promise of opulent luxury or the allure of timeless traditions, the UAE invites you to explore its unique blend of past and future. Prepare to be enchanted by a country where the whisper of the desert meets the heartbeat of the city.

  • Dubai (includes Burj Khalifa (world’s tallest building),
  • Burj-al-Arab Hotel (world's tallest hotel),
  • Dubai Creek Dhow Ride, Dubai Museum;
  • Jebel Hafeet;
  • Bastakia;
  • Al-Bidyah Mosque;
  • Sharjah Museum of Islamic Civilization;
  • Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque;
  • Al Ain
  • Private Jets, Helicopters and Airliners
  • Finest Onboard Catering
  • Ground Transport and Yachts
  • Luxury Villa & House Rentals
  • Local Guide & 24/7 Assistance
  • Customized Global Services
TO BE KNOWN
  • The State's Capital
    Abu Dhabi
  • Time Zone
    UTC +4
  • Telephone Code
    971
  • Total Area
    83 600 Km2
  • Population
    9 973 449 (2023 est.)
  • Main Languages
    Arabic, English, Hindi
  • Currency
    Emirati dirhams (AED)
  • GDP Per Capita
    USD 69700
  • Airports
    43
  • Heliports
    5
TRAVEL INFORMATION

    Desert; cooler in eastern mountains

    Emirati 11.6%, South Asian 59.4% (includes Indian 38.2%, Bangladeshi 9.5%, Pakistani 9.4%, other 2.3%), Egyptian 10.2%, Filipino 6.1%, other 12.8% (2015 est.)

    The sole of the foot is considered the lowliest part of the body; it is therefore considered very rude to use the foot to point or to move around objects.

    Kabsa (or Al Machboos) — chopped meat, fried onions, salt, other spices, and dried lemon served with rice cooked in the broth from the meat mixture

    Historically oil-driven Middle Eastern economy; diversifying into a trade-oriented logistics and supply chain leader; weak domestic business growth; declining real estate sector; new Israeli technology trade improving resilience; key aid donor

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