The Singing Fountain in Dubai is deservedly considered the best fountain in the world, as well as one of the main attractions of the United Arab Emirates. The fountain is located in the center of Dubai near the famous Burj Khalifa Tower, on a large lake that was created artificially. The fountain is a unique creation of human hands, and it can safely be called one of the wonders of the world.
Ras Al Khaimah, the Northern Gem of the UAE, emerges as a prime destination for real estate investors. With burgeoning development, the emirate presents lucrative investment prospects, attracting both local and international interest.
Dubai is unique in many ways, and its status as “the one” is more evident than anywhere else in the world. Here you can find the highest, deepest, widest, largest, first, most expensive, and unique objects. Certificates from the Guinness Book of Records have become commonplace here, not a rare occurrence. TripAdvisor has named Dubai the world’s top travel destination for 2023 and the safest.
In the Emirate of Dubai, there is currently the largest water fountain in the world, the Dubai Fountain, which is located in Burj Khalifa Lake. All of this is located downtown at the Burj Khalifa. The model is probably the Bellagio Fountains in the famous Bellagio Hotel in the casino city of Las Vegas. However, the Dubai Fountain is even more spectacular, bigger, and also higher.
The Dubai Air Show featured 150 aircraft, from drones to commercial airliners, and, of course, the endless battle between Boeing and Airbus became a classic confrontation between these giants of the aircraft industry.
DubaiLand is an entertainment center in the United Arab Emirates. Seven themed worlds are located on a former desert area of 140 km².
The tallest building in the world, the largest shopping center, the largest indoor snow park, the most luxurious hotels – Dubai knows its way around superlatives. And so the honeymoon in the desert state is faster, more beautiful, and more exciting than anywhere else. So let’s go! You can be there in six hours of flight.
Many governments in the Middle East are striving to reduce their reliance on the export of natural resources and build diversified, sustainable economies. Dubai serves as a notable example, providing a compelling narrative.
Glitzy Dubai is the United Arab Emirates’ holiday hot spot. This city of high-rises and shopping malls has transformed itself from a desert outpost to a destination du-jour, where tourists flock for sales bargains, sunshine,…
