Family Travel

Travel and tourism are a vital part of the UAE’s economy, contributing nearly 12% to national GDP. Yet, as global travel trends shift toward sustainability and immersive experiences, the country will need to adapt its offerings to meet new visitor expectations.

Fortunately, the UAE’s mix of modern attractions and rich cultural heritage will continue to appeal to tourists from around the world.

A desert safari is a perfect mix of adventure and tradition. It offers a true insight into Bedouin culture in a safe and fun environment.
Begin your desert tour with a thrill ride on a 4×4 vehicle that will race up and down the ever-shifting dunes. Then, enjoy camel riding and sand boarding, get henna painted, and watch cultural performances like belly dancing and Tanoura dance.

Dubai’s warm, dry weather prevails year-round. Winter, from November to March, offers pleasant temperatures ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities.

The shoulder months of April and May offer a great balance of good weather, lower crowds, and budget-friendly travel. Summer brings scorching temperatures. This is a good time to experience outdoor events and the soaring temperatures can be overcome with hydration.