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First few hours in Dubai usually become a really shocking experience for most people coming to the city for the first time. They simply cannot believe all they see could be done. Yet this is no mirage – the ultra-modern and aspiring Dubai does not know the word 'impossible'. The desert has been defeated – the heat of the sands is no more an obstacle for organizing all kinds of high-level entertainment facilities, including huge golf-courses with fresh green grass and ski slopes with real snow.

Dubai has given up its role of the West's 'younger brother' – its present state is a brilliant example of what an Arabic emirate can transform itself into and its dynamic growth is often regarded by observers as the obvious future of big cities all over the world.

Hard to imagine, but not more than a century ago wild winds were bowing and Bedouins were moving slowly across the endless sands where now highly-technological glass-and-concrete skyscrapers, huge trade centers and entertainment facilities of Dubai reside. Yet even by the end of WWI Dubai had almost no infrastructure at all and camel was nearly the only and for sure the most convenient means of transportation.
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