What should I pay attention to when traveling to Dubai?

1, wearing habits. Dubai is the most liberal of all Arab countries, and it is more tolerant of tourists in dress, but if you can respect their habits, you will get more respect. Especially during Ramadan, men should always wear trousers, and women should try not to wear long-sleeved clothes and long-legged trousers to avoid being too exposed (if you wear a skirt, it must be knee-high).

2. Custom (taboo). During the annual Ramadan, drinking, smoking and eating are not allowed in public places and streets after sunrise and before sunset, and most local restaurants and beverage shops are closed at this time. Drinking is not allowed in other public places or streets except in apartments or restaurants and bars with liquor brands.

3. Life and service tips. There is no uniform standard for tipping in UAE service industry. Generally speaking, customers can tip hotel room cleaners 5 dirhams, restaurant waiters 5- 10 dirhams, and waiters who help with luggage 5 dirhams every day.

4. currency. The local currency is dirham, and the US dollar can also be used directly. Renminbi can't be used directly, but it can be easily converted into dirhams and dollars at airports and shopping malls.