Join Shamai as she celebrates her birthday in style with an unforgettable adventure to Dubai.  Enjoy 5 days, 4 nights at the 5-star Sheraton Grand Hotel as you tour the city, enjoy a dinner cruise, a desert safari, and much more!

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Customs, Etiquette & Modesty: While traveling in Dubai, consider loose, long clothing that covers your body. Nearly 60 percent of Dubai's residents are practicing Muslims, which means that you'll find conservative attire to be the norm. Avoid wearing anything too revealing. 

Here are some additional notes on Dubai's customs:

• Avoid PDAs. Public displays of affection are frowned upon, even hand holding is only viewed as acceptable for married couples. Be mindful of physical contact with your partner when in public.
• Be respectful. Islam is a religion founded on respect and if you act in a respectful and humble way, you will find that people will greet you with a smile and offer you their warmest hospitality.
• Watch alcohol consumption. Alcohol consumption is illegal for the Muslim-majority population of Dubai. Non-Muslims are able to purchase alcohol in licensed bars, restaurants, and hotels. But be careful not to have too many, as it is illegal to act disorderly in public, whether you are Muslim or not.
• Avoid swearing. Cussing and foul language are considered an offense.
• Watch your photos. It is considered rude to snap a photo of anyone without asking them first – this particularly applies to taking photos of local women.