Traveling to Dubai

Dubai is part of the United Arab Emirates and is considered as the second most populated emirate in UAE next to Abu Dhabi. It shares a political and legal framework as the other emirates but possesses veto powers over critical matters of national importance.

Like all the emirates in UAE, it has Islam as its state religion and its population is composed of citizens from different parts of Asia, aside from UAE nationals. It is also fairly liberal allowing other religions to put up their own places of worship.

At present, Dubai is best known for its astounding architecture as it houses the world’s tallest hotel, the Burj Al Arab. It is also home of the world’s largest man made harbor, Jebel Ali and the world’s second largest man made marina, the Dubai marina.

At present, Dubai has captured the attention of the world with its numerous sports events and the Dubai International film festival. From being a traditional Arab state, it is now recognized as an international business hub as more companies offering IT and finance services are relocating to the emirate. From being an oil-based economy, the government has decided to shift to service and tourism-oriented industries such as real estate. If you are planning to visit Dubai soon, you can inquire about the different flights to Dubai at http://www.flysilverjet.com/business-class-flights-to-dubai.aspx.