What to wear to Dubai in April?

Go to Dubai to wear summer clothes in April.

Travel to Dubai in April, the temperature is about 20 degrees, and you can wear summer clothes. But in Dubai, where the seasons alternate, the weather may be changeable, so it is necessary to bring one or two coats.

Be careful not to wear too revealing clothes. You can wear swimsuits when you are in the swimming pool or by the sea, and at least wear short sleeves when you leave. Sunglasses are necessary because of the strong sunlight.

The average daytime temperature in Dubai in April is 32℃, so you can wear cool and breathable clothes such as short clothes, short skirts, thin skirts and shorts made of light cotton. The average temperature at night is 20℃, so you can wear short suits, T-shirts, thin jeans, casual clothes, professional clothes and other comfortable clothes. The cities with the highest average daily temperature in Dubai in April are Abu Dhabi and Ras Al Khaimah.

Matters needing attention in Dubai tourism

1. When talking with local people, you can't ask about your husband and wife. When talking with women, you can only say a few words of greeting. You can't talk to them alone or for a long time, let alone stare at their clothes out of curiosity, and you can't take pictures of them.

2. There are many domestic holidays in the UAE, including Ramadan, which lasts for 1 month. Although I work for half a day in the morning during Ramadan, I can't actually do anything. Therefore, when traveling, doing business or holding exhibitions in UAE, we should pay attention to avoid local holidays.

Businessmen in UAE, except Europeans, often forget after talking, so important things must be followed up.

4. Arab banquets are usually in restaurants outside. If they were at home, the hostess wouldn't come forward. When serving coffee to a guest, it is usually poured out of the thermos. After drinking it, the waiter will continue to add it. Unless the small cup in his hand is shaken left and right with his thumb and middle finger, there is no need to add it.

Generally, Arab families still eat on the floor and grab food with their hands. It's best to do as the Romans do when visiting.