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Dubai is one of the seven emirates that make up the United Arab
Emirates (UAE) on the Persian Gulf. Its emirate's main city, sometimes
called "Dubai City" to distinguish it from the emirate.
Dubai is
the most populous and second largest emirate of the UAE after Abu
Dhabi. Dubai is distinct from other members of the UAE in that revenues
from oil account for only 6% of its gross domestic product. A majority
of the emirate's revenues are from tourism.
Climate:
Dubai enjoys an arid subtropical climate, with blue skies and
sunshine all year round. The hottest months are between June and
September, when temperatures can soar to 113°F (45°C) and
more during the day and humidity levels are very high. Even the sea
temperature touches on 104°F (40°C) during the summer
months, and swimming pools at hotels are usually cooled to be
refreshing. Temperatures are only slightly more moderate the rest
of the year, the coolest time being between December and March.
There is very little rainfall in Dubai, but when showers do fall it
is mainly in the cooler months.
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Dubai was the first
emirate of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to get
involved in freehold real estate, at a time when
UAE and GCC nationals were only permitted to own
property in the United Arab Emirates. Buying real
estate in the Emirates is slowly changing and becoming
more available to expats.
The government's decision to diversify the economy, to focus more on
services and tourism, has helped increase the value of property, which
in the years between 2004 and 2006 has experienced a real boom. The
buildings on a large scale have made Dubai one of the largest urban
development in the world, like the Chinese metropolis.
The
area of the old city of Dubai, called Bastakia, is valued today with
the holding of cultural and historical interest. The Museum of Dubai,
on the edge of Bastakia and installed in the old fortress,
photographing the story of Bedouin tribes and the old economy based on
trade and pearl fishing. Bastakia located on the banks of the Creek,
the river that crosses and divides the city from the district of Deira,
now known more for businesses and for historical value. A Deira, in
fact, stands the Gold suck, or the famous market
The absence of tax favors trade with prices lower than those of other
states, even more emphasized when compared with those in Europe, it is
not hard to find jewels of European production at prices from 20 to 40%
lower. But the real development takes place in Dubai from 1992 onwards,
where there is the real modern city. The need to develop trade and, in
parallel, tourism has led to the creation of unique structures, both
the architectural aspects that size.
In 2006, in Dubai are
about 23% of all the world's construction cranes and skyscrapers rise
to dozens throughout the city. The city itself is no longer clear cut,
because the desert areas are now under construction. The development,
involving both the main economic activities. On the one hand, business
and residential stretch toward the desert. Are being cotruzione the
International City, the silicon City, the Sports City and Dubailand,
which is expected to become the largest amusement park in the world.
The tourism is concentrated on the coast, where the creation
of palme brings up the tourism of the United Arab Emirates (UAE-United
Arab Emirates). By the year 2015 will be made the three palm trees, or
the artificially created peninsula in the Persian Gulf and whose form
recalls that tree views.
Besides
the palm trees is under construction so-called "World", consisting of
three hundred islands that, if viewed from the plane or satellite, call
our planet, with its continents. Each island will be sold individually
whose price ranges between 1 and 15 million dollars. The area perhaps
most beautiful tourist point of view is to Jumeirah, where the hotel
chain owned by Al Maktum family has created four of the most beautiful
hotels, including the famous Burj al-Arab (Arab Tower), which has
become the icon of Dubai in the world.
Today, the UAE and Dubai in particular are known worldwide for the
development of some futuristic projects: The Palm Islands (three at
present), Dubai International City, Burj Dubai, the skyscraper more
'top of the world, The World, building 300 artificial islands that
replicate the five continents, Dubai Marina, Jumeirah Islands,
Hydropolis Hotel, the first underwater hotel, Madinat JumeirMall of the
Eirates, which has within it a real ski slope.
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Why invest in Dubai |
- It is the fastest city in developing in the world. The state growht in the last five years has been about 8.5%
-Dubai will be an important tourist and business centre. It has already
the highest world state of hotel occupation(85%), surpassing New York,
and the biggest concetration of 5 stars hotel.
-The geographic position let this country have a privileged role in the
trade between europe and asia, a market with more than 1,5 billion of
people. The area is an oasi of political stability and
wellness and a one of the safest place in the world.
-The economic System is liberal . Since 2004 has been born in Dubai
174.000 new agencies. In Dubai there are the first 100 world quoted
societies.
-The bureaucracy is very little( for instance there are necessary only two days for building a society.
-There is no taxation on the enterprise and the personal incomes.
-Finest quality services.
-Disoccupation level less than 2%.
-In the next 10 years is previewed a population increase, from actual 1,5 million to more than 8 million of people.
-It
is being building the biggest airport in the world thah will have
150.000 million of passengers in 2010. Dubai is one of the safest city
in the world. The state crime is about 0.2%.
-The judical system is one of the best ever.
-The economic system is liberal.
-There are no restrictions put on the capital invested
outside the country
-The infrastructure is based on the best technology
possible.
-The local currency has a fixed exchange rate with the
dollar, then the current weakness of the dollar makes it attractive any
investment in area dollar.
-The petrol costs 0.30 euro cent for one litre.
-E 'recently allowed foreigners to buy house in Dubai
(2002) and only in certain areas. Ed and 'very little from (September 2006)
that began records of those who bought the house in a special register
real estate, which did not exist before. There are already many foreigners
and between .Note that these names have already bought property in
Dubai.
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Palm Jumeirah
The Palm Jumeirah in Dubai is actually the biggest artificial island in the world. If you wtch it from the sky the
Palm
Jumeirah
has a palm shape (from here the name Palm) made of a central trunk and
17 branches, and all around it a series of islands that make a round
crown.
Actually
it is almost finished and you can already see it from the satellite
photos. The faraonic hotels and the tourist equipement will be finished
by the end of 2008.
The Palm Jumeitah is being building by the Nakheel, an entreprise that has built other two artificial islands named Palm Deira and Palm Jebel Ali and more over the incredible
Dubai Waterworld. Try just thinking that at the end the lenght of the coasts of Dubai
will increase of 520 km.
The island has been built completly with natural materials ; 94 millions of cube metres of sand and 7 million tons of rock.
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Palm Jebel Ali
The Palm Jebel Ali began
construction in October 2002 and is expected to be completed in mid
2008. The Palm Jebel Ali is expected to accommodate 1.7 million people
by 2020.Once it has been completed, it will be encircled by Dubai
Waterfront.
The Palm Jebel Ali is the second of three artificial islands being
developed off the coast of Dubai by Nakheel. When complete it will be
home to more than a quarter of a million people.
The Palm Jebel Ali offers a stunning
shoreline entrance of world class golf courses and luxury desert resort to a
graceful bridge connecting the mainland to the island.
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Palm Deira
The Palm Islands are the three
man-made islands in the world. These Palm Islands are built in Dubai,
United Arab Emirates. These Islands make Dubai a tourist destination.
The Palm islands are considered as the Eighth Wonder of the World.
The Palm Deira is the
largest man-made island of the three Palm Islands. It is located on the
Deira coastal area of Dubai. It consists of a trunk, a crown with 41
fronds and a surrounding crescent island that will form a water
breaker.
The Palm Deira
was announced for development in October 2004. Upon completion, it will
become the world's largest man-made island, housing more than a million
people.[2]
Although no timetable for completion has been announced, it is expected
to be finished by 2015. This island is 8 times larger than the Palm
Jumeirah, and 5 times larger that the Palm Jebel Ali. Originally, the
design called for a 14km (8.7 mile) by 8.5km (5.3 mile) island with 41
fronds.
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The World
The World is a
man-made archipelago of 300 islands constructed in the shape of a world
map and located 4 kilometres (2.5 miles) off the coast of Dubai, United
Arab Emirates. The World is one of several artificial island projects
being constructed in Dubai, others being the Palm Islands. Like the
other artificial island projects, The World is built primarily using
sand dredged from the sea. It was developed by Nakheel Properties and
was originally conceived by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the
ruler of Dubai.
Each island in the archipelago ranges from about 14,000 m² (150,000 square feet) to 42,000 m² (450,000 square feet). The
distance between each island will be an average of 100 metres (328
feet). The entire development covers an area of 9 km in length and
6 km in width, surrounded by an oval breakwater. Roughly 232 km
(144 miles) of shoreline has been created. The overall development cost
of The World was estimated as 14 billion USD.
As for the individual islands, prices range between 15 and 50 million
USD. One island is still for sale at a price of 250 million USD.
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Dubai Waterfront
Dubai Waterfront is an 81 million square metre waterfront
development comprising of 250 master planned communities and is bigger
than Manhattan and Beirut. A balanced mix of residential, retail,
commercial and industrial developments spread over 20,000 acres of
prime beachfront land, Dubai Waterfront is the largest waterfront development in the world and will provide homes for more than 500,000 residents.
Waterfront will add more than 70 kilometres to Dubai's coastline. [3]
It will encompass an area of 1.4 billion square feet of water and land
developments, an area twice the size of Hong Kong. It is expected to house an estimated population of 1.5 million people.
The Dubai Waterfront is projected to become the world’s biggest
waterfront and the biggest man-made development/expansion in the world.
The project is a collection of man-made islands and canals. It is an 81
million meters of great development. It consists of many zones which include
residential, commercial, resort, and recreational areas. The ultimate
vision of The Dubai Waterfront.
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Dubai Marina
Dubai Marina is a district in the heart of what has recently become known as 'new Dubai', in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Dubai Marina is located on Interchange 5 between Jebel Ali, Dubai
Internet City, Dubai Media City and the American University. In
addition to Dubai Marina soon one of the largest apartment and holiday
resort will be built in Dubai, the Jumeirah Beach Residence, with 36
luxury residential apartment towers and 4 hotel towers. Dubai Marina
will be nearly 4 kilometers long, with yachting ports and numerous
restaurants and cafes along the side of the artificial lake. The first
phase of this project has been completed.
The
Marina will contain over 200 towers and some supertall skyscrapers
like the Dubai Marina Towers, The Torch Dubai Marina, Infinity Tower,
Number One Dubai Marina, Marina Terrace, Horizon Tower, and comprise of
an area of 4.9 million m² (50
million ft²), which includes the 40 residential and hotel towers of the
Jumeirah Beach Residence. When completed, it will be the world's
largest man-made marina.
Location
This man-made marina is strategically
located near Interchange 5 on Sheikh Zayed Road close to Dubai's
well-known landmarks like the Dubai Internet City, The American
University of Dubai and the Emirates Golf Club.
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Dubai Sport City
Dubai
Sports City, the World's first
purpose-built sports city
fuses state-of-the-art sporting
venues and academies alongside
residential and commercial developments.
Dubai Sports City is under construction and is
expected to complete by late 2007. Dubai Sports City is inspired by the
greatest cities in the world with over 500 million square feet of
sporting venues, academies, exceptional hones, cultural activities and
retail opportunities. Development will be located along the Emirates
Road next to the Dubai Autodrome (MotorCity).
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Burj Dubai
Burj
Dubai, the world's tallest man-made structure is scheduled to be
completed in 2009. The tower's dramatic rise above the Gulf horizon
will yet again remind the world of Dubai's growing financial muscle and
allow the buyers and holidaymakers to stay and carry on with their
exciting lives in amazing fashions. The gigantic tower is located at
the core of an integrated township called, Downtown Burj Dubai, which
features several more developments apart from
the main tower.
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Burj al Arab
The Burj-Al-Arab is
a luxury hotel in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. At 321 meters (1,053
feet), it is the tallest building used exclusively as a hotel and
one of the most distinctive structures for a hotel building in the
world. It stands in the sea on an artificial island 280 meters (919
feet) away from the beach in the Persian Gulf, connected to the
mainland only by a curving path. The path is extremely curving,
with most corners being almost 90 degrees.
The Burj-Al-Arab features the
tallest atrium lobby in the world (180 meters, or 590 feet), and
the volume of the atrium can accommodate the Dubai World Trade Center
building, which, at 38 stories, was the tallest building in Dubai
from the late 1970s to the late 1990s.
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Admiral Plaza Hotel
PO Box: 26888 Tel: 3935333 Fax: 3935111
Bur Dubai, in Al Nahda Street.
admplaza@emirates.net.ae www.admiralplazahotel.com
Al Jawhara Gardens
PO Box: 121711 Tel: 2107777 Fax: 2107711
Deira, between the Airport Street and Deira City Centre, around 15 mins drive to Dubai Airport.
reservation@aljawharahotel.com www.aljawharahotel.com
Al Khaleej Palace Hotel
PO Box: 3720 Tel: 2231000 Fax: 2211293
Deira, in Al Maktoum Street and next to Itisalat Building.
reservations@alkhaleejhotels.ae www.alkhaleejhotels.com
Al Manzil Hotel
PO Box: 114822 Tel: 4285888 Fax: 4285999
Sheikh Zayed Road, minutes away from Burj Dubai,close to the Old Town Island and Burj Dubai Lake Park.
reservationsalmanzil@southernsun.ae www.almanzilhotel.com
Angsana Hotel & Suites Dubai
PO Box: 116957 Tel: 3230000 Fax: 3230003
Sheikh Zayed Road
reservations-dubai@angsana.com www.angsana.com
Arabian Courtyard Hotel & Spa
PO Box: 46500 Tel: 3519111 Fax: 3517744
Bur Dubai at Al Fahidi Street just oppt.Dubai Museum.
info@arabiancourtyard.com www.arabiancourtyard.com
Ascot Hotel
PO Box: 52555 Tel: 3520900 Fax: 3021035
Bur Dubai, Khalid Ibn Al Waleed Street.
info@ascothoteldubai.com www.ascothoteldubai.com
Avari Dubai Hotel
PO Box: 50400 Tel: 2956666 Fax: 2959659
Deira, Al Rigga Rd, next to clock tower.
reservations@avari-dubai.ae www.avari.com
Capitol Hotel Dubai
PO Box: 33228 Tel: 3460111 Fax: 3460333
Bur Dubai, Al Mina Road, Al Satwa area.
reservation@capitol-hotel.com www.capitol-hotel.com
Carlton Tower Hotel
PO Box: 1955 Tel: 2227111 Fax: 2220224
Deira, BaniYas Street, overlooking the Dubai Creek.
reservation@carltontower.net www.carltontower.net
Al Bustan Rotana Hotel
PO Box: 30880 Tel: 2820000 Fax: 2828100
Deira, opp. the Dubai International Airport, Cargo Village.
res.albustan@rotana.com www.rotana.com
Al Murooj Rotana Hotel
PO Box: 117546 Tel: 3211111 Fax: 3215555
Bur Dubai, Al Safa Street, adjacent to the Dubai Financial City and Burj Dubai.
res.almurooj@rotana.com www.rotana.com
Al Qasr Hotel
PO Box: 75157 Tel: 3668888 Fax: 3667788
Bur Dubai, Al Sufouh Road, adjacent to the Jumeirah Beach Rd and Burj Al Arab Hotel, around 30 mins drive to Dubai Airport.
MJreservations@jumeirah.com www.madinatjumeirah.com
Atlantis the Palm Jumeirah
PO Box: 888 Tel: 4261000 Fax: 3664070
The Palm Jumeirah
info@atantisthepalm.com www.atlantisthepalm.com
City Centre Hotel & Residence
PO Box: 61871 Tel: 2941222 Fax: 2954444
Deira, adjacent to Deira City Center Shopping Mall.
reservation@citycentrehotel.ae www.sofitel.com
Crowne Plaza Dubai
PO Box: 23215 Tel: 3311111 Fax: 3315555
Bur Dubai, Sheikh Zayed Road
reservations@cpdubai.ae www.crowneplaza.com/dubai
Crowne Plaza Dubai Festival City
PO Box: 7189 Tel: 7012222 Fax: 7011230
Deira, Dubai Festival City
reservations@ichdfc.ae www.crowneplaza.com/dfc
Dar Al Masyaf Hotel
PO Box: 75157 Tel: 3668888 Fax: 3667788
Bur Dubai, Al Sufouh Rd, adjacent to Jumeirah Beach Road and Burj Al Arab, around 30 mins drive to Dubai Airport.
MJreservations@jumeirah.com www.madinatjumeirah.com
Dubai Marine Beach Resort & Spa
PO Box: 5182 Tel: 3461111 Fax: 3460234
Bur Dubai, facing the Jumeirah Mosque.
reservations@dxbmarine.com www.dxbmarine.com
Dusit Thani Dubai
PO Box: 133 Tel: 3433333 Fax: 3433422
Bur Dubai, in Sheikh Zayed Road and close to DWTC.
reservation.dtdu@dusit.com www.dusit.com
Fairmont Hotel
PO Box: 97555 Tel: 3325555 Fax: 3324555
Bur Dubai, along Sheikh Zayed Road, directly oppt. the World Trade Centre.
dubai.reservations@fairmont.com www.fairmont.com
Grand Hyatt Dubai
PO Box: 7978 Tel: 3171234 Fax: 3171235
Bur Dubai, in Oud Maitha next to Wafi Shopping Mall.
reservations.grandhyattdubai@hyatt.com www.dubai.grand.hyatt.com
Grand Millennium Dubai
PO Box: 212422 Tel: 4299999 Fax: 3747777
Sheikh Zayed Road, Al Barsha South - TECOM
reservations@grandmill-dubai.com www.grandmillenniumdubai.com
Grosvenor House Dubai
PO Box: 118500 Tel: 3998888 Fax: 3994888
Beach hotel, located at the newly built Dubai Marina, next to the Jumeirah Beach.
res@lrm-gh-dubai.com www.grosvenorhouse-dubai.com
Habtoor Grand Resort & Spa
PO Box: 24454 Tel: 3995000 Fax: 3994547
Located on right of Jumeirah Beach, adjacent to Dubai Marina.
res.grandjumeirah@habtoorhotels.com grandjumeirah.habtoorhotels.com
Hilton Dubai Creek
PO Box: 33398 Tel: 2271111 Fax: 2271131
Deira, close to City Centre Shopping Mall. Baniyas Road
reservations.dubai@hilton.com www.hilton.com
Hilton Dubai Jumeirah Resort
PO Box: 2431 Tel: 3991111 Fax: 3991112
Bur Dubai, in Jumeirah Beach Road.
reservations.dubai@hilton.com www.hilton.com
Hyatt Regency Dubai
PO Box: 5588 Tel: 2091234 Fax: 2091000
Deira, close to Fish Market and Gold Souk, around15 mins drive from Dubai Airport.
reservations.hyattregencydubai@hyatt.com www.dubai.regency.hyatt.com
InterContintental Dubai Festival City
PO Box: 45777 Tel: 7011111 Fax: 2329095
Deira, Dubai Festival City
reservations@ichdfc.ae www.ichotelsgroup.com/dubai
Jebel Ali Golf Resort & Spa
PO Box: 9255 Tel: 8836000 Fax: 8834391
Bur Dubai, in Jebel Ali area, situated on the beach, around 45 minutes drive to Dubai Airport.
jahgrrev@emirates.net.ae www.jebelali-international.com
Taj Palace Hotel Dubai
PO Box: 42211 Tel: 2232222 Fax: 2278222
Deira, between Al Rigga and Al Maktoum Streets.
tphreservations.dxb@tajhotels.com www.tajhotels.com
The Address Down Town Burj Dubai
PO Box: 123234 Tel: 4368888 Fax: 4368880
Sheikh Zayed Road
stay@theaddress.com www.theaddress.com
The Monarch Hotel
PO Box: 125511 Tel: 5018888 Fax: 5018859
Bur Dubai, Sheikh Zayed Road
reservations@themonarchdubai.com www.themonarchdubai.com
The Montgomerie Hotel
PO Box: 36700 Tel: 3905600 Fax: 3608981
Sheikh Zayed Road, in Emirates Hill interchange 5th.
info@themontgomerie.ae www.themontgomerie.com
The Palace Hotel - The Old Town
PO Box: 9770 Tel: 4287888 Fax: 4287999
Shk. Zayed Road, The Old Town Island
reservations@thepalace-dubai.com www.thepalace-dubai.com
The Ritz-Carlton Dubai Hotel
PO Box: 26525 Tel: 3994000 Fax: 3994001
Bur Dubai, Dubai Marina on Al Sofouh Road.
reservation.dubai@ritzcarlton.com www.ritzcarlton.com
The Westin Dubai Mina Seyahi
PO Box: 24883 Tel: 3994141 Fax: 5117422
Bur Dubai, Jumeirah Beach
reservations.dubai@westin.com www.westin.com\dubaiminaseyahi
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