Dubai By Crocker Sayers By: Crocker Sayers and Thomas Silva

No sleeves Do not expect yourself to take photos Do not show public displays of affection or love Do not show too much skin If you're lucky enough to get into a mosque (temple), dress conservatively Dress for the heat At beaches there is only one rule: You must hide your aurat ( Religious clothing) Don't wear bikini, even normal clothes and wear a headscarf that hide your hair. Traditional dress is not required  People often mistake you must blend in with the locals and buy a whole wardrobe of traditional Arabic dresses. Be careful if you do, people might give you strange looks  Summer clothes are also acceptable What to wear and what not to wear in Dubai

 Sun block ( Reaching temperatures up to 90 Degrees)  Beach clothes ( many beaches and water parks)  Short sleeves and shorts  Snacks/water ( The plane ride might take a while)  Sun glasses ( Bright )  Enough money ( in case )  Head scarf ( Strict clothing ) What to pack

The airport

 Atlantis The Palm  For a deluxe room 7 nights $2,049 What’s inside : Balcony, TV, Telephone, Radio, Video, Satellite channels, Safe, Air conditioning, Iron, Desk, Ironing facilities, Sitting area, Shower, Bathtub, Hairdryer, Free toiletries, Toilet, Bathroom, Minibar Hotel