Best of Dubai

More than a billionaire’s playground in the desert — Dubai’s lavish business environment has created a tourist fantasyland

Burj Al Arab — 321 meters of raw luxury.

Dubai may be famed for its bigger, bolder, brighter design philosophy, but it’s not all shiny buildings and alligator-skin Rolls-Royces.

Dubai’s origins as a small fishing settlement centuries ago remains within the cracks.

When you’re not withdrawing gold bars from the ATM or planning a stay at a giant Taj Mahal, the best of Dubai brings sand dunes to bash, souks to explore and seafood restaurants that’ll put any limited expectations to rest.

Dubai has become a go-to career stop for tax-averse foreigners — it’s Arab at its core but capitalist at its edge.

That means glistening shopping malls, outrageous hotels and a lifestyle that’s been acclaimed by Mercer as the best in the Middle East.

With a population of just more than 2 million (about 75% male), it’s flashy and it’s ostentatious.

That’s why the best of Dubai is expected to draw 15 million tourists by 2015.

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