Właśnie wróciłem z tego pięknego miasta, które zachwyca mnie za każdym pobytem.Nie ma chyba na świecie, tak czystego,zadbanego miasta o oszałamiającej architekturze.Pozdrawiam

The 4 yellow buildings you see next to Dubai museum at 2:06 were one of the earliest ones on Sh Zayed Rd. Back in 1996 Interchange 2 was considered outskirts of Dubai! Amazing development since. The ruler is truly a visionary, well done Dubai.

Stunning, Beautiful & Clean - I have never been to Dubai but having these virtual tours makes it so magical like you are there. Hope I am blessed enough to visit one day. Blessings from England xx

Great video and quality as well. Which camera do use to shoot and how?

Beautiful Dubai!😍

Tour to Dubai: y e s, always! Return from Dubai: N o, never to wish !!!

Great video! I was just here at Palm Jumeirah a few days ago. Very beautiful and amazing island!

😍 Dubai is a city but it is like home very beautiful

Thet is so fantastic - maybe more of it !!!

It’s all good!

love Dubai so much

I really enjoy watching your videos ! Thank you 🙏

Que entretenido hay muchas cosas lindas para ver

Hay que lindo me gusta ver mucha vegetacion

Se ve mucho mas lindo Dubai con mas arboles

I'm watching this video from KZfaq. Well ....I'm the Resident of Karnataka (INDIA).

I know that place and I like it very much 😍

the authorities must find a way to make sure the date palm trees don't die from salt spray

Awesome video EV. Great content. 😉

I'm in Los Angeles, California, USA

Wow...amazing and wonderful place.Clean and neatly building with the bright and blue sky.It is really look beautiful.Anyway thanks for sharing and best regards from Bali.👍❤🙏

It's what I imagine the modern future looks like

So much like it 🌟🌟🌟✌✌✌⚽️⚽️⚽️

wow, this is really amazing

Hope we can visit there.Thanks for sharing some wonderful views of Dubai.

Happy birthday hope all goes for new years day 🎉🎉🎉 words I wish are you guys still save

Thanks for a beautiful trip! Watching from India wishing I was there!

Que linda las lamparitas

Luxury and beautiful

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Thanks you so much 💐very nice 👍

Great video i am from india

Your Contents make me addicted to watch more and more. Did you use Go pro cam to shoot those videos or its different?

I already book my flight to Dubai

good job

Miss you Dubai Jamrah beach

Great video. From your Fans.

I stayed at Atlantis in January 2022. Loved it! This brings back wonderful memories. Thanks 🙏

Hey guys I am the IAS of India In UP and I have a banglow in Palm Jumeira

this is better vlog thn the show off people

Which camera u used...?

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THERE IS NO BENCHES PROVIDED PLEASE SEE TO THE ARRANGEMENT DONE SINCE THE TOURIST ARE STANDING AND WATCHING THE BEACHES SOME ARE JUMPING OVER THE FENCING THANKS FOR THE VIDEO SUCCURINA FERNANDES FROM INDIA GOA

You should get rid of background piano- we watch to feel as if its us walking through Dubai - real sounds.

Bonjour Salut Al-Salam 💙🤍❤Je´Taime Dubai💚🤎💚🧡💚🖤💚💜💚💛tres bien,merci Au revoir

palm jumerah is sinking by 5 millimetres a year

Haha mga pilipino yung nagchichismisan sa train

Boss helps you 👆👆👆👆👆

As the ocean WATER LEVELS RISING, due to HUMAN DESTRUCTIVE CONDITIONS, PALM JAAM HOUSES WILL BE AFFECTED. RAFI MAINE USA

Euromonitor International's report issued by the World Travel Market in 2007 in London on halal tourism: Halal tourism is a sub-category of tourism aimed at Muslim families who adhere to the values ​​of Islam. Hotels in these destinations do not serve alcoholic beverages and have separate swimming pools and spa facilities for men and women. Malaysia, Turkey and many other countries are trying to attract Muslim tourists from all over the world in line with their religious beliefs. However, there are currently no internationally recognized standards for halal tourism. The halal tourism sector also provides flights where alcohol or pork products are not served, prayer times are announced, and religious programs are broadcast as part of the in-flight entertainment. A Euromonitor International report issued by the World Travel Market in 2007 in London says that there is a potential for a halal tourism boom in the Middle East. The report mentions a halal startup offering halal food, the call to prayer and a Quran in seat pockets, as well as providing separate accommodations for male and female passengers. Many international hotels serve halal food that is slaughtered according to the teachings of Islamic law and is free of any substances prohibited by Islam such as pork and alcohol. Some hotels have also hired people from the Islamic world to provide translation services and other assistance that tourists from Muslim countries may need. An article in The Economist talks about halal business published on May 25, 2013: “It is not just halal products, but other services such as halal holidays, and Crescent Tours, an online travel company based in London, is booking hotels for Muslim clients in Turkey with swimming pools. Separate for men and women, non-alcoholic, halal restaurants, and holiday villas with high walls more private,” said Forbes, which offers Muslim-friendly hotels, advice on halal food options, availability of the Qur’an, and more. Based on a report from Thomson Reuters, in 2014 Muslims from all over the world spent $142 billion on travel (excluding Hajj and Umrah), by comparison, travelers from China spent $160 billion on travel in the same year, while American travelers spent 143 This puts the Islamic travel sector in third place in global travel spending and represents 11 percent of total global travel spending. Muslim travel contributed more than $156 billion to global GDP in 2016 and is expected to grow to $220 billion by 2020, according to the 2017 Global Islamic Travel Index by Crescent Rank.

It's not very appealing.