US Television - Dubai 5
Aired May 2008.
Visit - Dubai 5. USTV is an independent production company wich specializes in the production of country business features.
These different features give a full overview of the economic situation in a country and promote trade and investment opportunities.
Fine Dining Gastronomy and Food in Dubai
100 WEEKENDS: Episode 1 - Al Karama Dubai
Al Karama (or just simply Karama) is known for its cheap fooddie finds.
A neighborhood located at the heart of Old Dubai where the term cultural melting pot is an understatement. It is home to Dubai's diverse communities (mainly from South Asia and the South East). This might be the reason why every corner feels as if you are entering a different country.
Check out how I spent my weekend (evening) here with only 100 dirhams in my pocket.
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- How old are you? - 31
- Where do you live? - Abu Dhabi, UAE
- What Phone(s) do you use? - iPhone 6, BlackBerry Porsche P9983 and Galaxy Note Edge
- What is your job? - Teaching in Higher Education and Consulting
- What editing program do you use? - iMovie, FCPX and Motion
- How long do your vlogs take to edit? - They vary from 15mins - 3 hours +
- Where are you originally from? - Born and raised in the UK, Leicester
- Are you guys Emirati? - Nope. We are expats from the UK
- Are you guys married? How long have you been married? - Yes. Just past the 4 year mark
- How do you wear your head gear? - I made a tutorial here
- What sun glasses do you wear? - Rayban Aviators and Justins
- Can you get me a job in Dubai? - no sorry, I’m not in recruitment
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Apunka Desi Food Konnection Dubai
This nice clean and indian style snack cafe cater all kinds of indian snacks on the go or if you fancy to sit and chat with your friends for a little moment is a great stop over place.
Great amount of dishes and drinks on offer from hot drinks to cold drinks.
A Stroll Through Dubai
Mano strolling through Dubai 5 min edit
tour on the most prominent landmarks of Dubai
Top Things to See and Do in Dubai
Visit Burj Khalifa – The tallest building in the world lets you go up to the 128th floor for 100 AED ($27 USD). From there, you get panoramic views of the city and desert. When I went it was pretty hazy, but it still made for a beautiful contrast. I would highly recommend it (but don’t pay 500 AED ($136 USD) for the 148th floor. It’s not that much of a difference!). At night, the building is illuminated by a spectacular light show of fish, palm trees, and other scenes while the fountain below dances to music.
Take a desert safari – If you want to get a taste of the desert, head out on a day-long safari with Arabian Adventure. You’ll be able to ride a camel, hold a falcon, explore the desert, and eat some traditional food. A day-long excursion will cost around 315 AED. (Note: there are other desert safaris that may be cheaper, but this is the full experience).
Visit Global Village – This is a massive entertainment extravaganza, with shopping, dining, and live performances all coming together to create an incredible cultural experience. This is like Epcot Center at Disney World, except it showcases the different cultures of the Middle East. There are dance and sword shows, as well as plenty of local foods to try. Admission is only 15 AED!
The Marina – The marina area is surrounded by tall buildings and contains a beautiful boardwalk. You can see the fancy boats and get some stunning photographs of the harbor and skyline. Be sure to check out Pier 7, which is seven floors of restaurants and bars on the water. I liked Asia Asia, with its gaudy Asian theme (it has 2-for-1 specials in The Entertainer too!).
Souk Madinat Jumeirah – This souk (market) is a modern building designed to look like something out of Aladdin, but it’s home to some incredible restaurants, like Agency, a modern wine bar with a huge selection of wines and yummy meat and cheese plates. There’s a beautiful inner courtyard pond in this complex, too.
Visit Old Dubai – This is Dubai as it used to be. Markets (like the famous gold market) pepper the area, small shops line the streets, and you can get lost in a maze of alleyways. Take a boat across the river, wander aimlessly, visit the Dubai Museum, eat at some of the traditional restaurants, explore the art district, and see Dubai as it is away from the glitz of the malls and high-rises.
Dubai Museum – A small museum in Old Dubai with not a lot of information but some really cool displays. It teaches you the history and culture of Dubai and life in the desert. At $1 USD admission, you can’t go wrong.
Visit the Grand Mosque – Located in nearby Abu Dhabi, the Grand Mosque is definitely worth a half-day trip. It’s a 90-minute drive from Dubai (about 290 AED each way in a taxi or 40 AED on the bus), and you’ll want to make sure you wear appropriate clothing. They do have cover-up items available there, however, for anyone without suitable attire. Admission is free.
Former SKorean hostages arriving in Dubai, comments
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1. Mid shot of arrivals hall in Dubai airport
2. Various of South Korean former hostages walking through arrivals hall
3. Various of South Korean former hostages getting onto bus to drive to hotel
4. Various of South Korean former hostages getting off bus
5. SOUNDBITE: (Korean) Yoo Kyongsile, South Korean former hostage:
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6. SOUNDBITE: (Korean) Koh Seuhoon, South Korean former hostage:
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7. Former hostages enter hotel lift
STORYLINE:
Nineteen South Koreans freed by Taliban kidnappers arrived in Dubai on Friday on their way home, as their government denied allegations that it had paid a ransom to end the six-week hostage standoff.
Taliban spokesman Qari Yousef Ahmadi vowed to abduct more foreigners, reinforcing fears that South Korea's decision to negotiate directly with the militants would embolden them at a time of surging violence in the country.
The 19 hostages, all church volunteers seized as they travelled by bus in southern Afghanistan on July 19, were freed in separate handovers on Wednesday and Thursday under the terms of a deal struck between the Taliban and South Korean government representatives.
Originally 23 South Koreans were seized, but the militants killed two men soon after taking them, and released two women earlier this month in what they termed a goodwill gesture.
Under the terms of Tuesday's agreement, Seoul repeated a pledge it had made long before the kidnappings to withdraw its 200 troops in Afghanistan before year's end and vowed to prevent missionaries travelling to the country.
The Taliban apparently backed down from an earlier demand for a prisoner exchange.
A senior Afghan official close to negotiations alleged on Friday the South Koreans also paid a ransom.
The Taliban has repeatedly denied receiving any money.
Rumours of multimillion dollar ransom payments have swirled around other deals to release foreign hostages held by criminal gangs or the Taliban in Afghanistan, but they are difficult to prove, not least because neither side has any interest in acknowledging them.
Foreign governments would be strongly criticised because ransom payments are thought to encourage kidnappings, whereas the Taliban's image as a political and religious movement would be sullied if its motives were exposed as criminal.
The Afghan government was not party to the negotiations, which took place in the central Afghan city of Ghazni and were facilitated by the International Committee of the Red Cross.
The final seven hostages were handed over Thursday to Red Cross officials in two separate exchanges close to Ghazni.
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