International Study Tour: Dubai and Mumbai
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DUBAI – A CITY OF WONDERS An oasis in the desert, where bigger is always considered better, Dubai is quickly becoming the world's playground. Tourists sunbathe on the planet's largest man-made islands, swim with dolphins and cheer on their favourites at the international sporting events Dubai hosts.
Dubai has an open port with low import duties, so shopping is one of the city's biggest attractions. Tourists can choose between modern Western-style shopping malls and traditional open-market souks.
Dubai recorded the highest international overnight visitor spend in 2017 with tourists shelling out $29.7 billion (Dh109bn), a ranking of global cities by Mastercard found.
The emirate attracted the most consumption by tourists for the third year in a row, with a $537 daily spend, according to Mastercard’s Global Destination Cities Index 2018, which assessed 162 cities. Dubai was also ranked the fourth most-visited city in the world for the fourth year.
Burj Khalifa- The tallest building in the world
Located in thriving downtown Dubai, the needle-shaped super scraper takes center stage in the famed skyline with millions of visitors and VIPs flocking each year to arguably the most prestigious address in the world. The tallest manmade structure is the ultimate symbol of glitz, glamor and the over-the-top excess for which the city is known. The Burj Khalifa is twice the height of New York's Empire State Building and three times as tall as the Eiffel Tower in Paris.
Desert Safari
One of the most popular day trips among visitors to Dubai is the desert safari. People from all over the world come in order to see its dunes and get a glimpse of what Bedouin life was like before the city became a tourism hub. Desert safaris are nothing less than exciting, intriguing and an altogether fantastic way to indulge in the local culture – as well as getting the rare opportunity to see the desert first-hand.
CITY OF DREAMS MUMBAI
Mumbai is what the Indians affectionately call - the 'City of Dreams'. This fabulous city is not only the financial capital of India that serves as the center of all trade and investments, but also a cultural center. Mumbai is where you can possess the most distinguished designer labels and products from various fashion houses that flood the busy malls. This is the one place where glamour is not an uncommon word and is reflected ostentatiously in the Bollywood film industry. Take a look at the beaches in Mumbai to witness some of God's amazing miracles- the magnificent sunsets over the Arabian! Sea, which is a dream-like vision. In Mumbai, night is when the day truly begins, which is why Mumbai is also referred to as the 'city that never sleeps'.
Bandra Worli Sea Link
Bandra Worli Sea Link is the engineering marvelous in India. This type of bridge has never been built in India earlier. It connects Bandra and Worli in the shortest way. This bridge has been a new attraction of Mumbai due to its construction importance in India. You have to pay toll fee to use the sea link as per your vehicle type. It is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Mumbai.
Mouth Watering Food of Mumbai
Mumbai is a cosmopolitan city known for its many lip-smacking dishes. Be it vegetarian or non-vegetarian, the dishes in Mumbai boast of rich taste, fieriness and impressive flavours. The cuisine of Mumbai covers a large assortment of interesting, authentic dishes and zesty seafood dishes. The city is known for its delectable chaats at the various food stalls in the busy streets of Mumbai. Here, the stalls are crowded with people who relish tangy fast-food and local snacks. Apart from the traditional dishes, chaats, sweets and seafood specialties, there are lovely continental restaurants across the city that will cater to a more subtle palate, if you can't handle all the hot food!
Excursions and master sessions will be arranged for you to witness how the country is surging forward in its quest for excellence in innovation, with the creation of value-based pricing models, and by designing new technologies. With population of 1.3 billion, and a young and ambitious work force with flexible labour laws, India is focusing their higher education system on information technology, engineering and software development. India has become the world’s human capital and software development capital.
Don’t miss to enrol for such thought provoking, captivating and intriguing journey of learning and enjoyment!
Grab the opportunity to submerge yourself in the world of technology, knowledge, culture, colours and tradition.
Kind RegardsDr. Abhinanda Gautam