My aunt and I traveled to Dubai and we probably spent a total of 2500$ with hotel and flight included. We also did so many activities and it was worth every penny. Definitely will be going back to Dubai.
I have went 3 times for more than a week to Dubai, it is so much fun and I plan to go next year. I have only had 1 bad experience and that was at a hotel. I will not say any names, but they made us pay 4000 USD, which is I’d say at least 14000 Durham and for the experience we got it was not worth it, but then we eventually moved hotels and got a way better hotel, Atlantis, The Palm hotel! Such a great experience and I would deff recommend. We went to so many places but the place I recommend the most would be A Tour of Burj Al Arab and Museum of future. They are so cool and have such friendly staff. We have visited so many places in Dubai, and my family is considering getting a home in Dubai so whenever we need a vacation for a few months, we can go to Dubai and have our vacation home ready! I would definitely recommend taking a vacation to Dubai, and the Airline I went on was Emirates. Beautiful and friendly staff. I love Dubai so much, It is one of the most beautiful places I have ever visited and I love it so much!!!❤
I've been to Dubai two times you can spend a whole lot in Dubai or you can spend a little bit in Dubai I didn't have to spend all the money he's talking about I had a good time when I was in Dubai. Hotel was $100 a night rental car for 10 days 600 bucks the flight there 650 round trip
I highly recommend the 'Address JBR Beach resort' theres 3 'Address' hotels in the city but this one is next tier stayed there for 8 nights earlier in the year and everything about the hotel was on point plus its also got the worlds tallest infinity pool.
More than 88.5% of UAE residents are foreign workers, with South Asian migrants constituting 42.5% of the UAE’s workforce. These migrants, usually illiterate and from impoverished, rural communities in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, reply to advertisements offering them $300 a month, food and accommodation in return for manual labour, 9-5, five days a week. Eager to move to Dubai and begin earning money that they can send home to their families, they take out loans of up to $3000 from unscrupulous recruitment agencies to pay the exorbitant ‘visa fees’ (which is actually illegal - the recruitment agencies are supposed to cover these fees) and board flights to Dubai, excited for a new life in the glitzy Emirate. When they touch down in Dubai, however, it’s a different story. Driven to squalid shanty towns on the outskirts of Dubai, where 45 men share one outdoor bathroom and 10 or more people sleep in a room, their passports are confiscated and they are told that they will actually be working 14 hour days, 6 or 7 days a week, in the desert sun. You see, treatment of migrant workers in Dubai gets worse. Much worse. Not only do they have to live in dreadful conditions, but the agreed-upon wages are almost never honoured. With the average construction worker receiving just $175 a month (compared to the per capita income of $2106 a month), and wages often being withheld for months on end to ensure the worker doesn’t ‘quit,’ the migrant worker quickly realises that it will be years before he can even pay off his mounting debts to the recruiters, never mind begin sending money home. This bonded labour, combined with living conditions described by the Human Rights Watch as being ‘less than humane,’ equates to a situation that can only be described as modern slavery in Dubai. Without money or passports, these foreign workers have no way of returning home to their families and are forced to continue working in dangerous conditions, often without proper safety equipment, in the 50 degree Celsius heat (122 degrees Fahrenheit). So then, if a holiday to Dubai involves staying in a hotel that is built by and staffed by slaves, why would anyone go? If this is the case, then a possible solution to this horrific practice would be to simply boycott Dubai and spread the word about the human rights abuses going on there to everyone you know. Thank you.
Bro these people choose to go there nobody is putting a gun to their head saying come work for us it actually turns out better for them instead of living a life of poverty
Ok, so you showed a bunch of cool things, but none of them would make me want to blow that kind of money…until you showed the penguin experience. Oh god, I need to go to Dubai now. That short moment would be such a bright spot in my life and a memory to die for.
I honestly can't wait to visit Dubai... ski at the mall and see that new amazing new Dubai Frame. Not sure how to take a good picture there, but I'll enjoy figuring it out 😆
Let us know the BEST accommodations, not necessarily the cheapest or worst. Thanks. I’d love to visit, I’m just not sure about what’s acceptable there. The answers I get range too much.
This is just not true at all, just brought my friend here and we covered everything from burj Khalifa, Dubai mall, ski Dubai, desert safari, vinous gym, restaurant, beach for under 2k
Who’s been to Dubai? 🇦🇪
I have not but want to go. However, i know it is very expensive.
I'd love to go there some day.
I am living there
Me
@@TrinhNguyen-sh4fj and there's nothing more than amusement parks and buildings.
To the person reading this: Even though I don’t know you, I wish you the best of what life has to offer.
Shut up
Sorry this comment is not needed... If u want dat dan open ur own account n write in dat video not in others video just to get likes 😒...
Thanks u 2
thx
Thanks
This is how travel videos should be made. Fun & informative at the same time
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Exactly and hope they make more for other countries.
My aunt and I traveled to Dubai and we probably spent a total of 2500$ with hotel and flight included. We also did so many activities and it was worth every penny. Definitely will be going back to Dubai.
How long were you there?
@@FloyanTTV1 day probably 😂
Loved your travelling guide❤❤
I have went 3 times for more than a week to Dubai, it is so much fun and I plan to go next year. I have only had 1 bad experience and that was at a hotel. I will not say any names, but they made us pay 4000 USD, which is I’d say at least 14000 Durham and for the experience we got it was not worth it, but then we eventually moved hotels and got a way better hotel, Atlantis, The Palm hotel! Such a great experience and I would deff recommend. We went to so many places but the place I recommend the most would be A Tour of Burj Al Arab and Museum of future. They are so cool and have such friendly staff. We have visited so many places in Dubai, and my family is considering getting a home in Dubai so whenever we need a vacation for a few months, we can go to Dubai and have our vacation home ready! I would definitely recommend taking a vacation to Dubai, and the Airline I went on was Emirates. Beautiful and friendly staff. I love Dubai so much, It is one of the most beautiful places I have ever visited and I love it so much!!!❤
You can get a room in Palazzo Versace for around 200 dollars nowadays...
First South African to comment 😌🇿🇦
Shalom Grandrising Peace love and light from LVNOLA
Love this traveling guide! I hope you can make more of them for other countries too!
Very beautiful
I’m so excited to go to Dubai 🥳🥳
The dine and dash joke was pretty funny
I've been to Dubai two times you can spend a whole lot in Dubai or you can spend a little bit in Dubai I didn't have to spend all the money he's talking about I had a good time when I was in Dubai. Hotel was $100 a night rental car for 10 days 600 bucks the flight there 650 round trip
It is awesome to go to Dubai for vacation
Na bro go to Europe instead
@@oxykush185 what's in their
@@cinemathemostimportant7717 Dubai is trash. You won't see much more except buildings and showpieces.
@@oxykush185 lol idiots like u who have never been to dubai love to comment on it
So beautiful 🤩
Cool city
So how much should I budget for a week?
Soo beautiful✨
I wish you a great, exciting and enjoyable holiday!
Bucket list!
pemandangan yang indah! dan orang-orang dubai benar-benar kaya!
I highly recommend the 'Address JBR Beach resort' theres 3 'Address' hotels in the city but this one is next tier stayed there for 8 nights earlier in the year and everything about the hotel was on point plus its also got the worlds tallest infinity pool.
More than 88.5% of UAE residents are foreign workers, with South Asian migrants constituting 42.5% of the UAE’s workforce.
These migrants, usually illiterate and from impoverished, rural communities in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, reply to advertisements offering them $300 a month, food and accommodation in return for manual labour, 9-5, five days a week.
Eager to move to Dubai and begin earning money that they can send home to their families, they take out loans of up to $3000 from unscrupulous recruitment agencies to pay the exorbitant ‘visa fees’ (which is actually illegal - the recruitment agencies are supposed to cover these fees) and board flights to Dubai, excited for a new life in the glitzy Emirate.
When they touch down in Dubai, however, it’s a different story. Driven to squalid shanty towns on the outskirts of Dubai, where 45 men share one outdoor bathroom and 10 or more people sleep in a room, their passports are confiscated and they are told that they will actually be working 14 hour days, 6 or 7 days a week, in the desert sun.
You see, treatment of migrant workers in Dubai gets worse. Much worse. Not only do they have to live in dreadful conditions, but the agreed-upon wages are almost never honoured. With the average construction worker receiving just $175 a month (compared to the per capita income of $2106 a month), and wages often being withheld for months on end to ensure the worker doesn’t ‘quit,’ the migrant worker quickly realises that it will be years before he can even pay off his mounting debts to the recruiters, never mind begin sending money home.
This bonded labour, combined with living conditions described by the Human Rights Watch as being ‘less than humane,’ equates to a situation that can only be described as modern slavery in Dubai. Without money or passports, these foreign workers have no way of returning home to their families and are forced to continue working in dangerous conditions, often without proper safety equipment, in the 50 degree Celsius heat (122 degrees Fahrenheit).
So then, if a holiday to Dubai involves staying in a hotel that is built by and staffed by slaves, why would anyone go?
If this is the case, then a possible solution to this horrific practice would be to simply boycott Dubai and spread the word about the human rights abuses going on there to everyone you know. Thank you.
exact same thing for mexicans in America
Bro these people choose to go there nobody is putting a gun to their head saying come work for us it actually turns out better for them instead of living a life of poverty
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Love it! 😍💖♥️💋💋🙏😇🌻🌻🥰🥰💋💋
Dubai is that kid who took a trip to Vegas and saw the futrue
Is it USD or UAE doller
this make world landscape change...some would dream for forest city....so ambitious to move to Japan or HK been cancel.
Ok, so you showed a bunch of cool things, but none of them would make me want to blow that kind of money…until you showed the penguin experience. Oh god, I need to go to Dubai now. That short moment would be such a bright spot in my life and a memory to die for.
Only to see penguins you are better off going on an Antarctica tour.
I honestly can't wait to visit Dubai... ski at the mall and see that new amazing new Dubai Frame. Not sure how to take a good picture there, but I'll enjoy figuring it out 😆
Dream 🥺🥺
To visit? ✈️
Habibi 🔥
17 billion
I just booked the sky dive dubai and it was $810 ..soooo update this videos prices
Let us know the BEST accommodations, not necessarily the cheapest or worst. Thanks. I’d love to visit, I’m just not sure about what’s acceptable there. The answers I get range too much.
This is just not true at all, just brought my friend here and we covered everything from burj Khalifa, Dubai mall, ski Dubai, desert safari, vinous gym, restaurant, beach for under 2k
Including flights?
How much can I expect to spend in Dubai outside of flight and hotel for a week
Been to Dubai best city but expensive
So this dident help since you only show the best and worst?
"Before the Pandemic, they were pulling in nearly - $17 million dollars a year in tourisn alone" ?? What?
5 star dining? Michelin is of the table then.
Second south African to comment
I’m going there
Woo
I wonder if the ‘dinner in the sky’ contraption has a ladies room 🥴
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Did anybody here actually think Dubai was cheap? lmao
I keep on getting $45,000 every week from a new platform in town which Elon recommends
So if you need to do number 2(release yourself) where do you go if you so high in the air?😹
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Hi
MY SISTER WAS INVITED TO A PERFUME CONFERENCE TO SPEAK YEARS AND YEARS AGO
I am 1st one
want a nobel peice prize?
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it just costs the lives of those slaves, both local and international, who die to keep the city like this
What are you doing to solve the problem of so-called slave labor???
I'll wait...
Slave is one who is forced to work under a master nobody in Dubai is forced to work
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