Dubai is the most populous city in the United Arab Emirates, located on the southeast coast of the Arabian Gulf. Dubai's foundation dates back to the 1830s. It was a port and a centre for fishing, pearling, and trade. Dubai has emerged as a global city and business hub in the Middle East and has been chosen as the Arab Media Capital for 2020.
Dubai is characterised by a scorching climate the summer in Dubai is very hot, and the winds are saturated with humidity, with average daytime temperatures rising to 40 degrees and dropping at night to about 30 degrees Celsius and most days are sunny throughout the year and winter is warm with average temperatures of 24 degrees Celsius during the day and 14 degrees Celsius at night
Arabic is the official language in Dubai, but due to the many nationalities residing in the emirate, other languages are spoken such as English, Hindi, Urdu, Bengali, Nepali, Persian, Russian, Tagalog, Filipino, and European.

Dubai is the centre of a global economy and one of the region's largest growing economies. Many major international companies prefer to work in Dubai and move their headquarters to Dubai as a haven and a strong economic force. Dubai has been classified as a global city since 2010 under Alpha+, where its importance is considered after Alpha+ (New York and London) with Singapore, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Paris, Chicago, Sydney and Shanghai.

Dubai includes many commercial centres and tourist facilities, making it one of the most important tourist centres and attractions in recent times, and in which the most luxurious hotels and high-rise international towers have been built, such as Burj Al Arab, Burj Khalifa, and many other high-rise towers. According to data from the Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing in Dubai, the total number of visitors to Dubai in 2015 reached approximately 14.2 million, which is increasing according to years and periods.