When you plan to take a holiday in Dubai, you normally plan to take a Dubai Desert Safari, cruise, city tours etc. Take not of some important Dubai key history points here below:
1966: A milestone in Dubai history. Oil is discovered in Dubai's Fateh Oil field.
1971: The United Arab Emirates was formed for mutual security and prosperity and joined the Arab League. Dubai International Airport opened.
1979: Jebel Ali port opened. Dubai World Trade Centre opened – the city's first high-rise, paving the way for a string of other ambitious architectural projects.
1985: Emirates airline launched. Jebel Ali Free Zone inaugurated, attracting considerable overseas investment.
1996: Dubai World Cup held for the first time. Dubai Shopping Festival launched.
1999: Burj Al-Arab opened and hailed as the world's only seven-star hotel.
2002: Sheikh Mohammed launches Internet and Media cities and private ownership for foreigners laying the foundations for “New Dubai”.
2003: Ambitious projects began, including the world's tallest tower, and 200 man-made islands.
2006: Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al-Maktoum becomes Ruler of Dubai and Vice President of the UAE.
2009: Emirates Terminal 3 and the Metro is launched to accommodate increasing air and road traffic.
2010: Burj Khalifa became the tallest man-made structure on earth.
1966: A milestone in Dubai history. Oil is discovered in Dubai's Fateh Oil field.
1971: The United Arab Emirates was formed for mutual security and prosperity and joined the Arab League. Dubai International Airport opened.
1979: Jebel Ali port opened. Dubai World Trade Centre opened – the city's first high-rise, paving the way for a string of other ambitious architectural projects.
1985: Emirates airline launched. Jebel Ali Free Zone inaugurated, attracting considerable overseas investment.
1996: Dubai World Cup held for the first time. Dubai Shopping Festival launched.
1999: Burj Al-Arab opened and hailed as the world's only seven-star hotel.
2002: Sheikh Mohammed launches Internet and Media cities and private ownership for foreigners laying the foundations for “New Dubai”.
2003: Ambitious projects began, including the world's tallest tower, and 200 man-made islands.
2006: Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al-Maktoum becomes Ruler of Dubai and Vice President of the UAE.
2009: Emirates Terminal 3 and the Metro is launched to accommodate increasing air and road traffic.
2010: Burj Khalifa became the tallest man-made structure on earth.
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