Private Jet and Air Charter in Dubai, UAE

Dubai is the second largest of the seven Emirates which form the United Arab Emirates, with an area of 1,505 square miles (3,900 sq. km). Dubai is situated on the Eastern cost of the Arabian Peninsula, in the south west corner of the Arabian Gulf. It is also known as the emirate's capital city due to its popularity. In addition to Dubai City, which lies on the shores of the Persian Gulf, the emirate also includes a small enclave called Hatta, situated close to Oman, amongst the Hajar Mountains. Dubai's local economy has been traditionally based on pearling and fishing. Due to its strategic location in the region, Dubai has seen incredible growth throughout all sectors of the economy. Tourism, oil, trade, services and finance sectors are important factors for the emirate's economy. Dubai is the regional and international hub of finance, commerce, communication, and transportation as well as the center of education, fashion and entertainment. Unlike other members of the Emirates that revenues from oil contribute to about 10 % of its gross domestic product, Dubai has the Free zones that largely contribute to city's growth and development. Popular free zones in Dubai include Jebel Ali Free Zone (JAFZA), Dubai Airport Free Zone, Dubai International Financial Centre, Dubai Gold & Diamond Park, Dubai Media City, Dubai Silicon Oasis, Dubai Studio City, Dubai Internet City, and Dubai Biotechnology & Research Park.

Dubai is certainly the most popular tourist destination in the Gulf Region. Dubai has undergone extensive development in recent decades, and has established itself as the most modern and luxurious of all the seven Emirates. Dubai is often referred to as the "Glittering City in the Middle East", "City of Gold", "Vegas on the Gulf" and "The Desert Miracle". Dubai is well known for its famous unique real estate developments, including the Burj El Arab, the tallest and most expensive hotel in the world; the Emirate Towers, which include the Emirates Office Tower and Jumeirah Emirates Towers Hotel and, respectively, stand as the 12th- and 29th-tallest buildings in the world; the World, a man-made archipelago of 300 islands clustered into the shape of the world map; and the Burj Dubai, the tallest man-made structure on the earth. A trip to Dubai is not complete without shopping at the Mall of the Emirates, visiting the Palm Islands, or playing golf at the Emirates Golf Club. With its towering skyscrapers, wind towers, exceptional luxury hotels, countless shopping malls, traditional souks, sports events, vibrant festivals, and numerous conferences, Dubai has a lot to offer both sightseeing tourists and business travelers during their visit. Dubai is served by Dubai International Airport (DXB), along with Sharjah International Airport (SHJ) and Ras Al Khaimah International Airport (RKT).