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Dubai
is the second largest Emirate in the United Arabian Ermirates and home
to over half a million people. Located midway between Europe and the Far
East it boasts a strong multicultural environment, luring residents and
travelers from all corners of the world. The capital city, also called
Dubai, is a booming metropolis that has been strongly influenced by its
fishing and trading roots. Dubai is currently a business/trade hub for
the entire region from South Africa to CIS countries, and from Morocco
to the Indian subcontinent.
Dubai's main industries
include modern petroleum, petrochemical and construction materials industries,
as well as boat building, traditional handicrafts and pearling.
The currency used in Dubai
is the Emirian Dirham (Dh) and money
may be exchanged at various banks and exchange houses throughout the Emirate.
Average temperatures range from 40°C in summer
months (May - September) to 10°C during winter months. Wind may be
brisk at times and one may need a windbreaker or warm sweater. |
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Accommodation
in Dubai is plentiful and may be found in a variety of price ranges. An
exhaustive list of hotels, telephone numbers and various other information
may be found at the World
Trade Center website. |
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Social
and Tourist Activities |
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