5 Things You (Probably) Haven’t Heard About Dubai

Air conditioned bus stops, a no income tax policy for residents and other things you probably didn’t know about Dubai.
5 Things You (Probably) Haven’t Heard About Dubai
Indian workers in Dubai are seen having lunch in Dubai, April 2010. Karim Sahib/AFP/Getty Images
Epoch Times Staff
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People enjoy the view of 'Ski Dubai,' a massive indoor snow park in Dubai, Dec. 2009. It is not just the skiing in the middle of the desert that makes Dubai a unique place. (Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)

A boom in the leisure and luxury-based tourism industry has given the United Arab Emirates (UAE) a lot of attention in recent years.

But it is Dubai, one of the seven emirates, that has been standing out. Over the past decade this small emirate has gained the world’s attention time and again by building architectural marvels, such as the Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building, and the Burj Al-Arab which is a semi-submerged seven-star hotel.

Beyond the headlines of Dubai’s rapid growth, there are some things you might not know.

 

 

 

Dubai Is Tax Free