The UAE has announced a wave of good news to the citizens of China visiting the UAE, who will gain visa on arrival, according to the Cabinet’s report which was announced on Sunday. The Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and the Rule of Dubai, Sheikh Mohammad Bin Rashid Al Maktoum stated that the decision to grant visas on arrival to visitors from China was “approved”.
Those visiting the country usually opt to stay at a luxury hotel in Dubai, to enjoy the comforts and luxuries that this blossoming city has to offer, such as Desert Palm PER AQUUM. It has been stated that approximately 14.2 million visitors have visited Dubai in 2015 and a target number of 25 million is expected during Expo 2020. It was also noted that in 2015, around 450,000 visitors from China visited the city.
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