Going to Dubai

PRACTICALITIES

• Rent a car only if you don't have to be anywhere fast. Cabs are government regulated, generally clean and have working meters. Also, consider the Big Bus for getting around.
• Most nightlife options are inside hotels and resorts, in part because hotels are among the only places licensed to serve alcohol. Don't bother looking for liquor stores or the beer aisle at the grocery store.
• Translating Arabic into Western languages is iffy at best, so watch for several spellings of the same street or neighborhood.
• Almost all maps of Dubai lack an indicator for north, so don't assume it's up. The Dubai coastline runs at a 45-degree angle, southwest to northeast.
• Standards of dress are more casual in Dubai than in some Islamic countries, although respectful travelers will avoid short shorts and tank tops.

WHERE TO STAY

Dubai has many hotels ranging from five star hotels to one star hotels and yes if you want more comfort and want to feel at home serviced apartments are also available.

WHERE TO EAT

You can also find many restaurants in Dubai which serve a variety of cuisines like Arabic, Indian, Continental food, Lebanese and many more mouth watering dishes 

WHAT TO DO

While in Dubai you can  indulge yourself in a variety of activities like sports, sight seeing and yes shopping with so many shopping malls, so you can shop till you drop.

INFORMATION

• For more Information check Dubai Information www.weknowdubai.com