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Dubai Tourism Essay

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Day 1 – Guest Welcoming! – As you arrive to the emirate of Dubai, our representative will be waiting to welcome you and escort you to the hotel. We carefully choose your hotels in order for you to be close to the popular shopping destinations.
Day 2 – Dubai City Tour – After a buffet breakfast, you will be escorted for an orientation tour of Dubai. We will start with a photo stop at the Burj Al Arab hotel. This hotel is Dubai’s unofficial luxury symbol. Our next stop will be Al Bastakiya, which is a flashback of what the old Dubai looked like, and part of seeing the old Dubai we will take you on a dhow (a typical Arab boat) cruise for a lunch on the waters of Dubai creek.
Day 3 – Day at the Desert – Starting in the afternoon, we will ride …show more content…

Sharjah is known as the cultural capital of UAE. Tourists get to enjoy visits to Sharjah Museum of Islamic Civilization, Sharjah Aquarium, Sharjah Discovery Centre, Central Market (Blue Souq), and finally we will try to catch the sunset from the Eye of the Emirates observatory wheel, where that conclude our journey for the day.
Day 6 – Day on the Metro – The Dubai Metro is one of the few driverless passenger trains in the world. Dubai Metro is a clean and efficient modern transport system. We will be using the Metro to visit different landmarks in Dubai, because it’s the most convenient mode of transportation compared with Dubai's traffic, in order for us to see as much as possible in a day.
Day 7 – Sights seeing and Relaxation at the spa – We will start before Noon by visiting Jumeirah, a coastal residential area which use to be the homes of Emirati pearl divers, fishermen, and traders. Jumeirah is home to many of the city’s top luxury hotels and resorts, such as the Burj Al Arab and Madinat Jumeirah, as well as many fabulous malls, restaurants, and boutiques that attract locales, expats, and visitors alike. Al Safa Park offers a spacious area of green lawns, playgrounds, sports fields, and manicured

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