As a rule of thumb, make sure your holiday outfits keep you covered from shoulders to at least the knee to prevent any issues from arising should you cause offence to anyone. At the beach or by the pool, it’s fine to wear your (suitable) swimwear, so long as you’re appropriately dressed once again after leaving the …
Absolutely not. It’s not even worth entertaining the idea. Don’t try to bring any into the country, and most certainly don’t seek or take any while in the country.
Dubai is one of the few tourist destinations left that still allows smoking indoors – which is great news if you smoke, but horrible news if you can’t stand it. But don’t be alarmed – all restaurants that do allow indoor smoking separate the smokers from the non-smokers in different seating areas. And if you’re a fan …
Technically, no – if you don’t have an alcohol license in Dubai you shouldn’t drink. However, the city is continually enhancing its tourism industry, and so those visiting should have no issue purchasing a drink while staying here. Tourists will find that most restaurants, bars and hotels serve alcohol to those above the UAE’s legal …
Tourists visiting Dubai can bring the following goods free of duty into the city Gifts with a value of no more than AED 3,000 400 cigarettes OR 500 grams of tobacco OR 50 cigars And up to 4 litres of alcohol OR 48 cans of beer (each not exceeding 355 ml)
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