Dubai’s tourism sector recovered fast after the easing of Covid-19 restrictions, registering a 203 percent increase in the number of visitors in the first four months of 2022. The increased flow of tourists helped improve hotel occupancy across the emirate, which reached 76 per cent during the period, the highest globally in Q1. Successful handling of the pandemic, a safe environment for travelers—Dubai was rated the third safest city to travel for solo female travelers—world-class infrastructure have contributed towards the rising tourist inflow. Here are some of the key tourist destinations in the emirate:
Top tourist destinations in Dubai
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