United Arab Emirates

In the UAE, it seems nothing is left to chance. Everything around is pristine and new. There's almost no need to worry about safety. Unlike in Egypt, where you're constantly offered pieces of parchment, here no such hassle exists. The locals are hospitable and courteous. And to ensure "social well-being and joy," there's a specially established Ministry of Happiness. Interestingly, the current Minister of Happiness in the Emirates is a young woman, fitting for a young nation that celebrates youthful leaders!

Dubai, the gem of the Emirates, transforms into a shimmering mirage after sunset. Millions of lights, spotlights, and bulbs illuminate skyscrapers and palm trees alike. Fountains dance to music, creating incredible water sculptures. An endless spectacle unfolds a festival of music and light. It feels like being at a giant Christmas fair in places like New York or Singapore, with the city's vibrancy and dazzling displays.
Surprisingly, prices in Abu Dhabi and Dubai are quite close to those in Estonia. The hotels are of very high quality and, depending on the season, can be booked at quite reasonable rates.

Visit the World's Largest Shopping Center (Dubai Mall), ski in the height of summer at Ski Dubai, or simply enjoy an ice cream while sitting and admiring the world's tallest tower, Burj Khalifa, or the Palm Jumeirah Island, built in the shape of a palm.
Abu Dhabi, just an hour and a half drive from Dubai, is not just about lights and fireworks. The area's highlights encompass remarkable skyscrapers, Arab art museums, the Louvre branch, stunning Sheikh Zayed Mosque, a Ferrari-themed park, and the luxurious Corniche Beach with its splendid promenade.In the bustling Arabic markets of Sharjah, the typical day-to-day Arab life thrives.A visit to the art museum there is a must if you want to get acquainted with Arab art.The charm of Fujairah city lies in its picturesque nature,beautiful beaches and excellent hotels

In the UAE, wonderful tropical beaches with golden sand and warm seas await you. Active holiday enthusiasts can enjoy golf or tennis, go diving, or engage in sailing sports. For those who fancy exotic adventures, try skiing (!), drive through the Martian-like desert in an off-roader, or conquer the sand dunes on a snowboard – or rather, a sandboard.
Tourists often choose the Emirates as a family destination, since there are large amusement and water parks for both parents and kids.
Restaurants cater to diverse tastes, offering Arabic dishes, steaks, and Mediterranean cuisine for European food enthusiasts.The UAE is also great for shopping.
In summary, the United Arab Emirates offers an experience you won't find in Europe. And tourists are well taken care of, so there is nothing to fear about.