Imagine a sea of towering skyscrapers, the overground metro zipping by overhead, a maze of highways, bridges and tunnels swirling into each other… really, the only thing that would be missing at this point is a flying car. Very simply put, that’s just a first impression of Dubai, specifically your surroundings, after just heading out of the airport. Dubai is indeed a seemingly futuristic city, one that will undoubtedly leave you in awe. You might not know how you feel about it right off the bat, but experiencing what this city has to offer is enriching nonetheless. That being said, if you’re planning on visiting the top cosmopolitan city of the UAE (United Arab Emirates) for whatever reason, keep in mind that you will need a budget. The city is known for its almost lack of taxes (only 5 percent VAT and tourists get a refund), making it a shopping hub – with some of the highest of price tags – so be prepared to spend. The City’s Layout: Best Places to Stay First things first, the overall layout of the city is quite interesting. Depending on whether you have…
