Dubai sits at the crossroads of Europe, Asia and Africa, bridging the time zones across East and West and providing easy access to many of the world’s fastest growing emerging markets.
In just a few short years, the city’s skyline has become one of the most admired and recognised in the world – iconic buildings and structures define its identity. Safe and clean, the emirate has been dubbed a city of dreams and it’s easy to see why. The reality is completely atypical of the impression many people from outside the Middle East have of the region.
Record-breaking achievements abound – home to the world’s tallest building, its only seven-star hotel, the largest mall, staggering manmade feats of engineering and future host to the Expo 2020, Dubai is rarely free from positive worldwide media attention.
Expo 2020 Dubai
The mega-event will not only boost the UAE’s economy in the years leading up to the event, but also for many after – with the legacy of a purpose-built state-of-the-art conference and exhibition centre on a brand new mixed-use community site.
