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Don't go to Dubai...
....UNLESS you visit the following blog first. I promise you that you
won't regret it.
http://travel-dubai-specials.blogspot.com/
Happy Travel!
MrRolex
won't regret it.
http://travel-dubai-specials.blogspot.com/
Happy Travel!
MrRolex
MrRolex schrieb:
> ....UNLESS you visit the following blog first. I promise you that you
> won't regret it.
>
> http://travel-dubai-specials.blogspot.com/
>
> Happy Travel!
> MrRolex
>
Half the information is either blatantly obvious, or completely wrong.
Quotes-
"5. Car rentals – Taxi fare is expensive in Dubai. Rent a car is the
best option. Do it in advance."
In fact, taxis are remarkably cheap.
"6. Driving – Dubai is a left hand driven state."
Dubai traffic drives on the right. The cars are left hand drive.
"9. Language – Arabic is the main language in Dubai. Most of them can
understand and speak English. But make sure that you speak slowly for
them to understand properly."
In fact, hardly anyone in Dubai speaks Arabic. The vast majority of
the population is immigrant, and the common language is English.
T.
> ....UNLESS you visit the following blog first. I promise you that you
> won't regret it.
>
> http://travel-dubai-specials.blogspot.com/
>
> Happy Travel!
> MrRolex
>
Half the information is either blatantly obvious, or completely wrong.
Quotes-
"5. Car rentals – Taxi fare is expensive in Dubai. Rent a car is the
best option. Do it in advance."
In fact, taxis are remarkably cheap.
"6. Driving – Dubai is a left hand driven state."
Dubai traffic drives on the right. The cars are left hand drive.
"9. Language – Arabic is the main language in Dubai. Most of them can
understand and speak English. But make sure that you speak slowly for
them to understand properly."
In fact, hardly anyone in Dubai speaks Arabic. The vast majority of
the population is immigrant, and the common language is English.
T.
Tom Peel wrote:
>
> "6. Driving – Dubai is a left hand driven state."
>
> Dubai traffic drives on the right. The cars are left hand drive.
>
Is that what the OP meant by "left hand driven"?
>
> "6. Driving – Dubai is a left hand driven state."
>
> Dubai traffic drives on the right. The cars are left hand drive.
>
Is that what the OP meant by "left hand driven"?
On Tue, 20 Mar 2007 18:38:10 +0100 'Tom Peel'
posted this onto rec.travel.air:
>MrRolex schrieb:
>> ....UNLESS you visit the following blog first. I promise you that you
>> won't regret it.
>>
>> http://travel-dubai-specials.blogspot.com/
>>
>> Happy Travel!
>> MrRolex
>>
> Half the information is either blatantly obvious, or completely wrong.
>
>Quotes-
>"5. Car rentals ? Taxi fare is expensive in Dubai. Rent a car is the
>best option. Do it in advance."
>
>In fact, taxis are remarkably cheap.
>
>"6. Driving ? Dubai is a left hand driven state."
>
> Dubai traffic drives on the right. The cars are left hand drive.
>
>"9. Language ? Arabic is the main language in Dubai. Most of them can
>understand and speak English. But make sure that you speak slowly for
>them to understand properly."
>
> In fact, hardly anyone in Dubai speaks Arabic. The vast majority of
>the population is immigrant, and the common language is English.
The most common languages are probably from the Indian sub-continent
but most visitors usually come into contact with English.
posted this onto rec.travel.air:
>MrRolex schrieb:
>> ....UNLESS you visit the following blog first. I promise you that you
>> won't regret it.
>>
>> http://travel-dubai-specials.blogspot.com/
>>
>> Happy Travel!
>> MrRolex
>>
> Half the information is either blatantly obvious, or completely wrong.
>
>Quotes-
>"5. Car rentals ? Taxi fare is expensive in Dubai. Rent a car is the
>best option. Do it in advance."
>
>In fact, taxis are remarkably cheap.
>
>"6. Driving ? Dubai is a left hand driven state."
>
> Dubai traffic drives on the right. The cars are left hand drive.
>
>"9. Language ? Arabic is the main language in Dubai. Most of them can
>understand and speak English. But make sure that you speak slowly for
>them to understand properly."
>
> In fact, hardly anyone in Dubai speaks Arabic. The vast majority of
>the population is immigrant, and the common language is English.
The most common languages are probably from the Indian sub-continent
but most visitors usually come into contact with English.
