Complete and submit an "Online Order Form" available at the top of the tours or activity page. We'll review and be in touch quickly. Or, send us an email at info@eliteskytourism.com include your name, desired tour package, and expected arrival dates. A member of our team will reach out to you quickly. Or, send us a message via WhatsApp to +971 52 930 5885. Or, send us a message using the messaging app on this site and we'll be in touch. Or, call us at +971 52 930 5885 to speak directly. (international charges may apply)

Once Elite Sky Tourism's team finalizes your booking request, you will receive a link to view an invoice via email. Click the invoice link and review the invoice, carefully noting the scheduled date, time, activities, number of adults and children and also be sure to read through the terms and conditions. Once you are satisfied everything is accurate, you will click the "Pay Now" button and be directed to our encrypted and secure payment processing where you may use most any major credit card or PayPal. You'll complete the checkout process and will receive an email receipt. Elite Sky Tourism, upon completion of payment, will send you booking confirmation and everything you need to enjoy your selected activities or tour packages. We will be your travel partners, keeping you informed.

With. That is, all of our pricing is the net or total amount you will pay. This means it already includes the standard 5% Value Added Tax (VAT) and any other taxes or fees that may apply. Not all companies show their pricing this way, so be careful when shopping, check if tax is included in the offer.

The official currency is the United Arab Emirates Dirham (AED). Most places in Dubai also accept credit cards, and there are plenty of ATMs for cash withdrawals.

The invoice you receive will be in USD and when you pay, your receipt and debit amount will also be shown in USD. Once you arrive in Dubai or anywhere in the UAE, all of your personal transactions will be in AED and subject to conversion when paying by credit card. It's prudent to convert some USD cash to AED ahead of time so that you'll easily be able to buy snacks or pay taxi fare, whatever might come up.

Dubai has a modern and efficient public transportation system, including the Dubai Metro, buses, trams, and water taxis. The Dubai Metro is a convenient way to travel around the city, with stations located near major attractions and shopping areas. Buses and trams also provide extensive coverage, and taxis are readily available.

Yes, most travelers need a visa to enter Dubai. Citizens from certain countries (like GCC countries) don't require a visa, but for most others, you will either receive what is known as "Visa-on-Arrival" (see table below) or you'll need to apply for a tourist visa before traveling. Visa types: Tourist visas are typically issued for 30 days, but there are longer options for a cost as well such as 60 day visas. Make sure to check the latest requirements based on your nationality. Passport holders of the following countries receive an automatic 30 Day Visa-on-Arrival (Visa-on-Arrival is a Tourist Visa):

Swift, automated electronic entry gate that scans your passport and allows entry. For American travelers arriving at DXB Terminal 3 with Biometric Passports, otherwise known as machine readable passports, you can simply walk up to the E-Gate, scan your passport, and you'll be granted an automatic 30 Day visa on arrival status in an electronic file that is generated with your passport info. No stamp in your passport, but also no lines and no fuss.

A Visa on Arrival (VoA) means you receive your visa when you land in Dubai, at the immigration counter, without needing to apply beforehand. The visa is not available to all countries and it is always a good idea to check ahead of time. The Visa on Arrival is a tourist visa, typically valid for 30 days.

Tourist visas are typically valid for 30 or 60 days, with an option to extend once for a fee

Dubai is known for its shopping, with numerous malls, souks, and markets. The Dubai Mall and Mall of the Emirates are two of the largest and most popular shopping destinations. You can also visit traditional markets like the Gold Souk and Spice Souk for a unique shopping experience.

Alcohol is available in Dubai, but it is regulated. You can drink alcohol in licensed bars, restaurants, and hotels. It is illegal to drink alcohol in public places or to be intoxicated in public. Non-Muslim residents can obtain a liquor license to purchase alcohol for home consumption.

Dubai offers a diverse range of dining options, from street food to fine dining. You can find cuisine from all over the world, including Middle Eastern, Asian, European, and American. There are also many international restaurant chains and local eateries that cater to different tastes and budgets.

The following items are banned: Indecent and obscene materials of all kinds Gambling tools and machines Narcotics of all kinds Nasvaar and Betel leaves (paan) of any kind Counterfeit goods of all kinds Counterfeit money Any other goods the importation of which is banned under the UAE laws or the GCC Common Customs Law

The following permitted items are exempted from customs duties and will be allowed entry: Gifts accompanied by the passengers and whose value does not exceed AED 3000. A total number of 200 cigarettes, or 50 cigars, or 500 grams of tobacco (minced or pressed for pipes) or minced/pressed tobacco for smoking, tumbâk (pure tobacco) or hookah molasses. Customs duties will be imposed on excess quantities. Alcoholic beverages not exceeding 4 litres or 2 cartons of beer, each consisting of 24 cans not exceeding 355 ml for each can and the excess quantity will be confiscated. Electronic cigarettes and electronic hookahs, electric heating devices for cigarette rolls, and similar personal electrical devices for smoking, and packages of liquids or gels containing nicotine, and cartridges containing nicotine that are not reusable), provided that they are of a personal nature. To be decided by the Customs Inspector. Arriving/departing passengers aged 18 years and above must fill out the Customs Declaration Form to declare any cash or cheques, promissory notes, payment orders, precious metals or stones in their possession with value exceeding AED 60,000 or equivalent in foreign currencies. For passengers under the age of 18 the amount in their possession will be added to the permitted limit of their parent/guardian or accompanier. (Also, declaration can be made through iDeclare application)

Dubai is considered one of the safest cities in the world for tourists. The city has a low crime rate, and the local authorities take security very seriously. However, it is always advisable to take standard precautions, such as keeping an eye on your belongings and avoiding isolated areas at night.

Yes, women are very safe in Dubai. Solo female travelers are common and protected under UAE laws. As in any city, it is wise to stay vigilant such as staying aware of your surroundings and it's always best to avoid secluded areas. If going out on an excursion, tag along with a small group.

Yes, public transportation in Dubai—such as the Dubai Metro, buses, and taxis—is clean, modern, and safe. Women-only carriages are available on the metro for added comfort and security.

There are three main components of safety and security in Dubai. First, roaming security personnel. There are numerous trained security guards patrolling all areas of the City. That includes malls, tourist spots, shopping centers, hotels, airport, metro, you name it, security is present. Second, Dubai has extensive video surveillance with smart algorithms for facial recognition. It is extremely difficult to remain hidden as a criminal. Third, the laws are both strict and enforced regarding any type of major crime.

It would be very foolish to test that statement. However, rules regarding personal property are strict and enforced. Even accidental possession of someone else's property can be be problematic. Therefore, it's best to simply leave items where you found them. There is a large force of security personnel continuously patrolling, they will know what to do with abandoned property.

Police: 999 Ambulance: 998 Fire Department: 997 Coast Guard: 996 These are toll-free and available 24/7.

Cybersecurity is taken seriously in Dubai. While it's relatively safe to use digital services, residents and visitors should still follow good online security practices. The Dubai Cyber Security Center monitors and protects digital infrastructure.

Dubai is considered very safe in terms of natural disasters. It is not prone to earthquakes, hurricanes, or major floods, and the city has robust infrastructure to handle extreme heat

With. That is, all of our pricing is the net or total amount you will pay. This means it already includes the standard 5% Value Added Tax (VAT) and any other taxes or fees that may apply. Not all companies show their pricing this way, so be careful when shopping, check if tax is included in the offer.

Complete and submit an "Online Order Form" available at the top of the tours or activity page. We'll review and be in touch quickly. Or, send us an email at info@eliteskytourism.com include your name, desired tour package, and expected arrival dates. A member of our team will reach out to you quickly. Or, send us a message via WhatsApp to +971 52 930 5885. Or, send us a message using the messaging app on this site and we'll be in touch. Or, call us at +971 52 930 5885 to speak directly. (international charges may apply)

Once Elite Sky Tourism's team finalizes your booking request, you will receive a link to view an invoice via email. Click the invoice link and review the invoice, carefully noting the scheduled date, time, activities, number of adults and children and also be sure to read through the terms and conditions. Once you are satisfied everything is accurate, you will click the "Pay Now" button and be directed to our encrypted and secure payment processing where you may use most any major credit card or PayPal. You'll complete the checkout process and will receive an email receipt. Elite Sky Tourism, upon completion of payment, will send you booking confirmation and everything you need to enjoy your selected activities or tour packages. We will be your travel partners, keeping you informed.

The invoice you receive will be in USD and when you pay, your receipt and debit amount will also be shown in USD. Once you arrive in Dubai or anywhere in the UAE, all of your personal transactions will be in AED and subject to conversion when paying by credit card. It's prudent to convert some USD cash to AED ahead of time so that you'll easily be able to buy snacks or pay taxi fare, whatever might come up.

The official currency is the United Arab Emirates Dirham (AED). Most places in Dubai also accept credit cards, and there are plenty of ATMs for cash withdrawals.

Dubai has a modern and efficient public transportation system, including the Dubai Metro, buses, trams, and water taxis. The Dubai Metro is a convenient way to travel around the city, with stations located near major attractions and shopping areas. Buses and trams also provide extensive coverage, and taxis are readily available.

Dubai is known for its shopping, with numerous malls, souks, and markets. The Dubai Mall and Mall of the Emirates are two of the largest and most popular shopping destinations. You can also visit traditional markets like the Gold Souk and Spice Souk for a unique shopping experience.

Alcohol is available in Dubai, but it is regulated. You can drink alcohol in licensed bars, restaurants, and hotels. It is illegal to drink alcohol in public places or to be intoxicated in public. Non-Muslim residents can obtain a liquor license to purchase alcohol for home consumption.

Dubai offers a diverse range of dining options, from street food to fine dining. You can find cuisine from all over the world, including Middle Eastern, Asian, European, and American. There are also many international restaurant chains and local eateries that cater to different tastes and budgets.

Yes, most travelers need a visa to enter Dubai. Citizens from certain countries (like GCC countries) don't require a visa, but for most others, you will either receive what is known as "Visa-on-Arrival" (see table below) or you'll need to apply for a tourist visa before traveling. Visa types: Tourist visas are typically issued for 30 days, but there are longer options for a cost as well such as 60 day visas. Make sure to check the latest requirements based on your nationality. Passport holders of the following countries receive an automatic 30 Day Visa-on-Arrival (Visa-on-Arrival is a Tourist Visa):

A Visa on Arrival (VoA) means you receive your visa when you land in Dubai, at the immigration counter, without needing to apply beforehand. The visa is not available to all countries and it is always a good idea to check ahead of time. The Visa on Arrival is a tourist visa, typically valid for 30 days.

Tourist visas are typically valid for 30 or 60 days, with an option to extend once for a fee

Swift, automated electronic entry gate that scans your passport and allows entry. For American travelers arriving at DXB Terminal 3 with Biometric Passports, otherwise known as machine readable passports, you can simply walk up to the E-Gate, scan your passport, and you'll be granted an automatic 30 Day visa on arrival status in an electronic file that is generated with your passport info. No stamp in your passport, but also no lines and no fuss.

The following permitted items are exempted from customs duties and will be allowed entry: Gifts accompanied by the passengers and whose value does not exceed AED 3000. A total number of 200 cigarettes, or 50 cigars, or 500 grams of tobacco (minced or pressed for pipes) or minced/pressed tobacco for smoking, tumbâk (pure tobacco) or hookah molasses. Customs duties will be imposed on excess quantities. Alcoholic beverages not exceeding 4 litres or 2 cartons of beer, each consisting of 24 cans not exceeding 355 ml for each can and the excess quantity will be confiscated. Electronic cigarettes and electronic hookahs, electric heating devices for cigarette rolls, and similar personal electrical devices for smoking, and packages of liquids or gels containing nicotine, and cartridges containing nicotine that are not reusable), provided that they are of a personal nature. To be decided by the Customs Inspector. Arriving/departing passengers aged 18 years and above must fill out the Customs Declaration Form to declare any cash or cheques, promissory notes, payment orders, precious metals or stones in their possession with value exceeding AED 60,000 or equivalent in foreign currencies. For passengers under the age of 18 the amount in their possession will be added to the permitted limit of their parent/guardian or accompanier. (Also, declaration can be made through iDeclare application)

The following items are banned: Indecent and obscene materials of all kinds Gambling tools and machines Narcotics of all kinds Nasvaar and Betel leaves (paan) of any kind Counterfeit goods of all kinds Counterfeit money Any other goods the importation of which is banned under the UAE laws or the GCC Common Customs Law

Dubai is considered one of the safest cities in the world for tourists. The city has a low crime rate, and the local authorities take security very seriously. However, it is always advisable to take standard precautions, such as keeping an eye on your belongings and avoiding isolated areas at night.

Yes, women are very safe in Dubai. Solo female travelers are common and protected under UAE laws. As in any city, it is wise to stay vigilant such as staying aware of your surroundings and it's always best to avoid secluded areas. If going out on an excursion, tag along with a small group.

There are three main components of safety and security in Dubai. First, roaming security personnel. There are numerous trained security guards patrolling all areas of the City. That includes malls, tourist spots, shopping centers, hotels, airport, metro, you name it, security is present. Second, Dubai has extensive video surveillance with smart algorithms for facial recognition. It is extremely difficult to remain hidden as a criminal. Third, the laws are both strict and enforced regarding any type of major crime.

It would be very foolish to test that statement. However, rules regarding personal property are strict and enforced. Even accidental possession of someone else's property can be be problematic. Therefore, it's best to simply leave items where you found them. There is a large force of security personnel continuously patrolling, they will know what to do with abandoned property.

Police: 999 Ambulance: 998 Fire Department: 997 Coast Guard: 996 These are toll-free and available 24/7.

Yes, public transportation in Dubai—such as the Dubai Metro, buses, and taxis—is clean, modern, and safe. Women-only carriages are available on the metro for added comfort and security.

Cybersecurity is taken seriously in Dubai. While it's relatively safe to use digital services, residents and visitors should still follow good online security practices. The Dubai Cyber Security Center monitors and protects digital infrastructure.

Dubai is considered very safe in terms of natural disasters. It is not prone to earthquakes, hurricanes, or major floods, and the city has robust infrastructure to handle extreme heat