What was once a trading centre, dependant on the creek for incoming dhows, pearling and fishing in the surrounding seas, Dubai is now respected as a prime business hub in the Middle East and has established itself as one of the world’s major cities.

A multi cultural, cosmopolitan city which has transformed amazingly in the new millennium, Dubai is truly a land of golden opportunity.

In one afternoon you can visit white sandy beaches and swim in pristine azure seas, explore the many markets for treasures, shop in the world’s best and largest shopping centers, and have a go at skiing or a round of golf. All this before dining in some of the finest and most diverse restaurants you could find.

Dubai is ideally located between East and West and the airports themselves are considered to be tourist attractions. Tourists in 2006, numbered about 5 Million with around 15 Million expected by 2010 which will coincide with the opening of many of the Dubailand projects and also the completion of the first major commercial building projects.

Dubai offers everything a business person or tourist could look for in a relaxed, modern and extremely safe environment.

Real Estate:

In 2002 Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, ruler of Dubai announced that foreigners could buy and sell property in designated Freehold Areas. Originally this was under lease hold but was then changed to ownership.

As well as Freehold areas, there are now several Free Zone areas, which offer amongst other benefits, total foreign ownership of a company with no need to take a local partner.

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