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About Dubai

The sun always shines on the UAE and its gleaming cities, the most popular of which is cosmopolitan, wealthy Dubai.

Dubai is characterised by a ten-mile long (16km) deep creek that forms a natural harbour. In Dubai resides the Jebel Ali Free Trade Zone, which makes the city a must for shop-a-holics.

A major attraction is the annual Dubai Shopping Festival.

Today Dubai ranks as the country's foremost commercial centre, a city whose skyline is constantly being upgraded with new developments providing the infrastructure and facilities needed for a progressive society, including world-class hotels, shopping plazas and outstanding sports facilities.

Dubai Climate and Weather

The United Arab Emirates has a sub-tropical arid climate, and straddling the Tropic of Cancer, it tends to be warm in winter, with hot and humid conditions in the summer months.

Average temperatures in Sharjah, for example, can range between 54°F and 73°F (12°C to 23°C) in January, and 82°F to 102°F (28°C to 38°C) in August. Humidity in the coastal regions is very high, usually more than 85%.

The UAE experiences very little rain, more often than not only short showers, and the wettest months are limited to February and March. Summer time can bring localised thunderstorms, while prevailing winds can create sandstorms.

Dubai Basics

Time: GMT +4.

Electricity: 220 and 240 volts, 50Hz. The most frequently used plugs are the square three-pin type.

Money: The currency of the United Arab Emirates is the Dirham (AED), which is divided into 100 fils. There are no currency regulations in the UAE and all major currencies are readily exchanged at banks and large hotels.