Wednesday, 13 May 2015

Useful tips to book airport transfers at Dubai Airport

Taxicab is a most comfortable and convenient medium of transport and transfer from one place to another especially in the city like Dubai where infrastructure is highly complex. Surprisingly, it can be more reasonable choice if you have group of people moving around the city. It is believed that Dubai is not the perfect place to hire a car. The road layout is really difficult and confusing, if you miss your turn, you have to drive miles to get back on right track. The way the city is developing its means of transport, missing turn on road is happening frequently. Moreover, exits are also not properly marked, making anyone astray.

Taxis in Dubai are relatively cheaper and easily available. The city owns modern, neat and clean and safe taxis with official warranty of safety. There are some guidelines or useful tips to book airport transfers Dubai, which must be followed during the trip.


  1. Try to avoid booking directly with a car park as it can be costly in Dubai, it would be better to use middle source. There are bulk of companies which are providing airport transfer online that is more convenient and cheap.
  2. You don’t need to book a cheap transfer on notice period. Pre-booking is always available without any long time slot which need to be informed as a constraint.
  3. Online booking of transfer is always cheap and safe with respect of price. The variation can be slight from airport to your destination or from destination to airport.
  4. Avoid extra charges that may be up to your total budget in your visit to Dubai, in case you booking transfer from your hotel. Hotel booking for transfer is always costly and can cut your saving half.
  5. Always communicate clearly and provide complete details of transfer from airport to your destination and these details includes personal details, address of your destination, contact number, date of your arrival and particulars of your visit to Dubai.
  6. Do try to get incentives and price guarantees as sometime these perks on airport transfer can be applicable but you would not get information about their obtainability.
Apart from these tips, I would suggest you to go for some online research prior to book an airport transfer in Dubai that can save your time and money by avoiding all troubles associated to booking airport transfer.

Monday, 20 April 2015

The Gold-Digger of UAE aka Oil


UAE has the fourth largest oil reserves around the globe which directly makes it the one of the richest country too. The country has large numbers of well to extract the oil and export them in every possible country around the world. UAE also is the home to 7th largest natural gas reserve all over the world. They started investing the earned revenues from the export of oil into various domains of the country including health department, infrastructure division, education and other sectors which are supposed to responsible in making any country developed. 

More than the 85% of the country economy relies upon the petroleum as well as natural gas extraction and export, a report says about the year of 2009. Some facts say that 77% of whole state budget also depends upon the oil exports.
The discovery of Oil
Before the Oil era in UAE, the country solely relied upon the fishing and pearl industry and 19th and 20th century had that industries rise which also gave the employment and income to the natives. But during the First World War the economy rolled out and it goes lowest in from 1920s to 1930s and Japanese made this worse by inventing the cultured pearl moreover at Second World War the Indian government made the taxation rules which bowled out the entire Arab economy.

But then British came up and set up the offices for the development works there which later took over by the seven sheikhs of Emirates. At that time the border dispute always took place with UAE. 1922 was the year when UAE fate took turn and British government managed the deal which quote that no trucial rulers would sign the concessions agreement and would not get associated with foreign companies then in British leadership the oil company Iraq petroleum company started taking interest and British Petroleum would take around 23% share in the IPC.
The first commercial export and the rest
The first ever export was at the 1962 when a floating rig comes over the ocean at Abu Dabhi region. Till then different companies around the world and UAE’s own new companies took the charges solely or with collaboration drilled down the various places and found unlimited resources.After the independence the UAE took over all the oil wells and started doing work on their own and the story goes on till date.