- Dubai - Wikipedia
Dubai also hosts both the annual Dubai Tennis Championships and The Legends Rock Dubai tennis tournaments, as well as the Dubai Desert Classic golf tournament and the DP World Tour Championship, all of which attract sports stars from around the world
- Visit Dubai – Official Tourism Guide to Dubai’s Attractions, Events . . .
Explore Dubai’s iconic landmarks, vibrant neighbourhoods, world-class shopping and rich cultural experiences Plan your unforgettable journey with our comprehensive travel guide
- 14 things to know before traveling to Dubai - Lonely Planet
Whether you're mesmerized by one-of-a-kind architectural marvels like the Museum of the Future or looking to immerse yourself in the rich heritage of Old Dubai, here are the top things to know before going to Dubai to ensure that you have an enjoyable and stress-free visit
- Dubai (emirate) | History, Population, Map, Facts | Britannica
Dubai, constituent emirate of the United Arab Emirates The second most populous and second largest state of the federation, it is roughly rectangular, with a frontage of about 45 miles on the Persian Gulf The emirate’s capital, also named Dubai, is the largest city of the federation
- Dubai, United Arab Emirates: All You Need to Know Before . . . - Tripadvisor
Save this place to a Trip, where you can track your faves and get personalised picks as you plan Everything feels extra spectacular in Dubai—from the ultra-modern Burj Khalifa to the souks and malls filled with gold and jewellery vendors
- Discover Dubai | Emirates
Learn all about Dubai, the city’s history and culture, plus things to do and what to see
- 10 of the best hotels in Dubai | National Geographic
10 of the best hotels in Dubai, from family boltholes to luxury resorts From laid-back resorts on artificial islands to super-luxurious suites in architectural wonders, Dubai’s hotel scene is
- Dubai | The Official Platform of the UAE Government
About Dubai Dubai is the second largest emirate with an area of 4,114sq km , which is about 5 per cent of the UAE without the islands The older districts of Dubai cover an area of 1500sq m and is called 'Pearl of the Gulf' and 'Jewel of the world' because of its heritage and history
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