Basic Travel Guide

 Generally viewed as one the world’s wealthiest city due to the region’s abundant oil reserve, the capital of the United Arab Emirates no wonder serves as a home to plenty of attractions.  The Tourism industry supports the development plans of Abu Dhabi to being a world-class destination. This shimmering desert city is proud of its real estate asset as manifested by its leaders’ serious commitment to preserve, foster and utilize the city's legacy, culture and tourism.  In late decades Abu Dhabi, the extravagant capital city of the United Arab Emirates has been regarded as the prominent zone of architectural marvel. The first building to have 30 stories and the first circular building are just some of the city’s giant gems. With a dazzling skyline crowned by some of the world’s megastructures and innovative skyscraper designs pushing boundaries of creative imagination more than ever, it's easy to see why many tourists from world over come to visit Abu Dhabi.  In an in...

The city that is synonymous to sand, skyscrapers and the super rich, Dubai has been the home of world’s fastest super cars, gold, extravagant hotels and awesome Guinness World Record Title holders. The United Arab Emirates construction history has gone a long way, rising from a desert to become the fastest growing mega city in a matter of decades. Unbelievably, beyond the country’s scorching heat caters the hottest real estate in the Arabian Gulf. UAE is a federation of seven emirates: Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Ajman, Fujairah, Ras Al Khaimah, Sharjah and Umm Al Quwain. Each ruled and part by each own Islamic monarchy. Historically, the UAE has been a prime location for international trade. Situated at the mouth of Persian Gulf, ships sailing around Asia and Africa made frequent stops there. In the late 1950s, large oil deposits were found, beginning the country’s lucrative oil industry, making the Emirates one of the wealthiest countries in the world. However, the UAE has also been trying to ...