Make sure you know the cultural norms of the country you are travelling to as well as the exchange rate.
Sharlene Lowe moved from western Sydney to Dubai 10 years ago to begin her career as an Emirates Cabin Crew member. Now in a First Class Cabin Crew, she has lived the last two years in the new Dubai Creek Harbour district.Definitely visit At The Top of Burj Khalifa, ideally at sunrise or sunset to get views of either the daybreak or the night lights.
The lobster bisque soup cannot be missed,The mall is right by the Burj, and I go there for dessert at Parker’s – the “Pull Me” cake in original or the “Lotus Drama” cannot be missed. Otherwise, it’s lunch at Walnut Grove with my friends, where I always get either a Matcha Latte on coconut milk or the mixed berries iced tea, with one of their yummy salads. There are always so many quaint cafes opening up in Dubai Mall, so we never get bored.