Dubai

Dubai’s healthcare system is considered among the global health leaders. It ranked 5th globally in quality and facility services and 13th for the medical tourism industry, as per the Medical Tourism Index. The emirate ensures easy access for citizens, expatriates, and tourists through a structured public-private partnership. More than 691,000 medical tourists were treated in

Dubai, one of the wealthiest emirates of the UAE federation, has a population of ~ 3.79 million. Being a desert area, the temperature remains above 40°C in summer and drops to 14°C in the coldest winter. One of the theories about the name Dubai suggests that the name Dubai comes from the word “Daba,” which

Dubai’s culture is a dynamic combination of different cultures from various backgrounds. It strongly connects with Bedouin idioms, Islam, trades, customs, hospitality, and family-oriented values. It has 56% Muslims, 25% Christians, and 16% Hindus, while 2% of the population adheres to other religions, according to the book The Middle East and South Asia 2014 by

Dubai offers one of the world’s best working environments. The government massively supports the working community due to its labor laws. Only 8 hours per day or 48 hours per week are allowed in the private sector as per Article 17, Federal Decree-Law No. 33 of Dubai Labor Law. Along with this, employers need to

Dubai is one of the most traveled places in the world. The Dubai International Airport (DXB) handled 44.9 million passengers in 2024, as reported by Reuters. This rush of travelers is due to several reasons, such as world-class infrastructure, countless opportunities for investors and job seekers, and high security. For this purpose, Dubai’s Department of