Trip to Dubai Alison Grigor [ 2 nd period ]

The City of Dubai  Based on Islamic beliefs Dubai, the port city in the United Arab Emirates on the Persian Gulf, is very wealthy in tourism. Dubai is a developed, strong economic base for not only oil but, service industries, financial services, and tourism.  In Dubai the “language” is Arabic but the majority of the people speak English. (Westernization!)

Hotel Le Meridien Dubai Located of the Persian Gulf the le Meridien Dubai offers. The hotel is three kilometers from the city center shopping mall, a PGA-rated golf course, and the Dubai International Airport is only a five- minute drive away.

Al-Ahmadiya School On my first day I would visit the Al-Ahmadiya School. This was Dubai’s first school in They say that the architecture is very impressive.

Cityscape Cityscape, an annual network marketing exhibition and conference, focuses on commercial architecture, the investment property and development is where I’ll spend my second day.

Dubai Desert Classic On my third day I’ll be attending the Dubai Dessert Classic; one of the most popular golfing event in the UEA, many of the world’s leading swingers return every year. The competition is held at the famous Emirates Golf Club and generally attracts many tourists including myself. This shows how Dubai is open to the different countries of the world.

Dubai International Jazz Festival This is an annual festival, held by the Dubai Media City, appeals to many tourists. This is an example of how Dubai is open to modernization due to the equipment they use during the festival. On my fourth day I hope to hear some interesting music from Dubai.

Grand Mosque On my fifth and final day I plan to visit the Grand Mosque, the city’s tallest building and place of worship.