Dubai: Wonders Of Dubai

Dubai’s success story as a world leader in enterprise and innovation has earned the city international accolades and established Dubai as a leading business and tourism hub. The Dubai Development and Investment Authority (DDIA) is proud to be a part of that success.
Landmark projects like Jebel Ali Port, Dubai Internet City, Dubai Media City, the Palm Islands and the superbly organised Dubai 2003 Annual Meetings of the Boards of Governors of the World Bank Group and the International Monetary Fund have confirmed Dubai as a dynamic, business-friendly city with an outstanding track record of executing major projects.
This has been due to the foresight and guidance of its leaders. His Highness General Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Dubai Crown Prince, UAE Defence Minister and President of DDIA, is committed to making our country the tourism, leisure and entertainment capital of the region with a target of welcoming 15 million visitors to Dubai in 2010.

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The USD 15 billion expansion of the Emirates Airlines fleet and the USD 4 billion expansion of the Dubai International Airport area is a testament of our commitment to attain this goal.
We continue to develop innovative new projects that are aligned with our leaders’ vision of making our country a destination of choice for tourists from around the world.

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Let us introduce you to the biggest, most ambitious project Dubai has ever undertaken.

World’s first 7-star hotel, Burj Al Arab

Emirates Towers

Dubai Media City : becoming regional home toglobal media giants such as CNN, CNBC and Reuters

Dubai International Financial Centre

The Palms, world’s largest man-made islands

Dubai Healthcare City

Burj Dubai, the world’s tallest tower,

Dubailand, the region’s ultimate tourism, leisure and entertainment destination,

Dubai Internet City, attracting world’s top IT firms including IBM, Microsoft and HP

Jebel Ali Port, World’s largest man made port

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The phenomenal growth of Dubai’s tourism over the past decade is a testament to the innovative and highly integrated efforts of the government and the private sector, working in partnership. And all projections strongly indicate that tourism will continue growing exponentially over the coming decades. In fact, Dubai has taken giant steps to capitalise on this trend and has set an aggressive target of attracting 15 million tourists by 2010.
In order to position itself for fast-track tourist growth, Dubai will leverage its key natural assets, world-class infrastructure and existing hospitality and leisure framework, and complement these elements with components that are recognised as being key drivers of tourism and travel worldwide. These include entertainment, eco-tourism, shopping, sports, culture and conferences and exhibitions. To this extent, Dubai’s goal is to appeal to the broadest segments of tourist and inbound visitor traffic.And to this end, Dubai has announced a tourism development project on a truly breathtaking scale.

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Dubailand is the latest in a series of successfully executed projects which have confirmed Dubai’s position as a global commercial hub, with central access to a neighbouring region of 1.1 billion people and a combined GDP of USD 1.1 trillion. Arguably the Emirate’s boldest project to date, Dubailand is being developed in a country that has demonstrated time and time again its capability to conceptualise and implement large-scale projects successfully, from Jebel Ali Port to Jebel Ali Free Zone, Dubai Internet City and Dubai Media City. More recently, Dubai Healthcare City and Dubai International Financial Centre, currently under development, will no doubt establish Dubai as a health and financial hub respectively. Moreover, Dubai has established
a state-of-the-art transportation, information, communications technology and utilities infrastructure with
ongoing airport and Emirates fleet expansions. These projects, all executed to world-class standards, have
established Dubai as a 21st century global city on par with the world’s most developed cities.

Dubai is now well on its way to becoming a world-class tourist destination, with double-digit tourism growth over the last decade, spurred by its safe environment, natural assets, accessibility, world-class events, tourism
infrastructure and excellent marketing efforts. Dubai successfully tested its large-scale tourism capacity through its superb organisation of the Annual Meetings of the World

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Bank Group and International Monetary Fund in September 2003 with more than 16,000 delegates in attendance.In this context, the time has now come for Dubai to embrace the next phase in its well-planned economic development and become a global tourism, leisure and entertainment destination. Dubailand will serve the exponentially growing leisure and tourism market, and enable Dubai to achieve its goal of attracting 15 million tourists in 2010. Dubailand is a professionally conceived, Proposed and planned project with a state-of-the-art infrastructure including world-class safety standards, zoning regulations, landscaping, utilities and facilities management.