From state-of-the-art tourist infrastructures, numerous world class hotels, exotic beaches and the warm seas to the artificially built ‘Palm Islands’ The Dubai that we know and see today is the effort of thousands of the hardworking people living there. It has shaped up to look this way only in the last twenty years. Before this, Dubai was little more than sand dunes located at the foothills of the infertile Hajar Mountains. You’ll be surprised to know that in spite of being a desert, in the olden days, Dubai was nothing more than a fishing village. But now, the once upon a time desert, has flourished so much that it attracts thousands and millions of tourists every year. You will also find a large number of immigrants who do not shy away from calling Dubai ‘Home Sweet Home.’