Destinations, Travel tips, Festivals and Public Holidays
UAE Holiday
Step into the World’s Tallest Building – Burj Khalifa
Sep 26th
The tallest building in the world, Burj Khalifa is the greatest masterpiece of construction in Dubai. With the height of 828 meters, this magnificent building is much higher than the previous world’s tallest buildings – CN Tower (553.33 meters), Taipei 101 (508 meters), and Petronas Towers (452 meters). The development of Burj Khalifa began in January 2004 and finished in September 2009, but the public were not allowed to enter the building until January 4, 2010, the official opening date of the building. More >
Dubai Public Holidays 2012
Apr 19th
Public Holidays 2012 in Dubai
Dubai is one of the seven emirates of the United Arab Emirates (UAE). It is located south of the Persian Gulf on the Arabian Peninsula and has the largest population with the second-largest land territory by area of all the emirates, after Abu Dhabi. Dubai and Abu Dhabi are the only two emirates to have veto power over critical matters of national importance in the country’s legislature. More >
UAE Public Holidays 2012 Calendar
Mar 17th
United Arab Emirates 2012 Public Holidays
The United Arab Emirates culture mainly revolves around the religion of Islam, traditional Arab and Bedouin culture, thus the UAE public holidays 2012 are influenced mostly by Islamic festivals. However, as an advanced country (Dubai, Abu Dhabi are well-known trade and financial hubs in Middle East) with strong international trade ties to economies around the world, UAE also celebrate the International New Year’s Day on 1st January annually; unlike many other Middle Eastern Islamic country. More >
Top Middle East Destinations: Abu Dhabi
Feb 9th
Skyscraper is an understatement for Abu Dhabi’s, The Landmark. Aptly named, this super skyscraper looks as if it can do exactly that. Set to be finished by 2011, this skyscraper is set to stand 1,063 ft. tall! A great place for fun and entertainment, this clean city is very modern with high rise buildings on your left and right. A trip to the Al Maqtaa Fort will delight you. Walk through the aisles of what used to be a watch house. It can also be seen from the pristine Gulf waters of Abu Dhabi. Try Dhow Cruising to get a spectacular view of the buildings and the sparkling waters. The mosques bring peace to your mind as you look around the properties with that feeling of calmness in you.
Top Middle East Destinations: Dubai
Feb 9th
Home of the largest man made islands in the world (approximately 300 islands), Dubai is getting a lot of attention from the world. The Dubai Marina and Dubai Internet city is set to be one of the world’s largest marinas and information technology parks. The Mall of Arabia is also set to be the largest shopping mall in the world. Everything from sports complexes to business bays, Dubai has to be one of the most technologically run city. Everything is in excess and everything is lavishly luxurious. You cannot help but marvel at such an innovative city and its unique structures.
Dubai Public Holidays 2011
Oct 26th
Public Holidays 2011 in Dubai
Dubai is one of the seven emirates of the United Arab Emirates (UAE). It is located south of the Persian Gulf on the Arabian Peninsula and has the largest population with the second-largest land territory by area of all the emirates, after Abu Dhabi. Dubai and Abu Dhabi are the only two emirates to have veto power over critical matters of national importance in the country’s legislature. More >
UAE Public Holidays 2011 Calendar
Oct 12th
United Arab Emirates 2011 Public Holidays
The United Arab Emirates culture mainly revolves around the religion of Islam, traditional Arab and Bedouin culture, thus the UAE holidays 2011 are influenced mostly by Islamic festivals. However, as an advanced country (Dubai, Abu Dhabi are well-known trade and financial hubs in Middle East) with strong international trade ties to economies around the world, UAE also celebrate the International New Year’s Day on 1st January annually; unlike many other Middle Eastern Islamic country. More >
