Hello! I really want to go to rest in the UAE. Funding is still very limited. I am looking for a tour to the emirates on a full board basis. I want a quiet beach holiday, without any shopping trips, eating in cafes and walking around the city. I heard that many tourists buy tours only for breakfast or breakfast and dinner. And then they pay extra at the hotel only for meals. Here's what I don't understand: 1. Is it really cheaper in the UAE if you already pay extra for three meals a day at the hotel, and buy a tour at a travel agency for breakfast or without meals? 2. How does the hotel control those who paid only for breakfast (they are not allowed into the restaurant for lunch / dinner ???) I rested only in Turkey, I didn’t notice this there, all the tourists ate, I didn’t see someone being checked at the entrance upon payment. Although the hotel in which I rested sold tours for breakfast and all inclusive.
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Yes, there is nothing to see in the Emirates. All that is - buildings of glass and concrete that have grown over the past 20 years in the middle of the desert. Zero history, zero cultural values, zero local cuisine, zero local life. In Dubai, for example, out of 3 million inhabitants, only 100 thousand are local, the rest are foreigners (Hindus, Pakistanis, Asians). Paying for Italian food prepared by a Filipino from Chinese products is 2-3 times more expensive than in Rome - that's the whole po ...
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