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DeKalb Chamber announces nine-day trip to explore Dubai in February 2025

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Jennifer Groce Board Member | Dekalb Chamber of Commerce

Jennifer Groce Board Member | Dekalb Chamber of Commerce

The DeKalb Chamber has announced an upcoming group trip to Dubai, scheduled for 2025. The itinerary outlines a comprehensive exploration of Dubai and its surroundings over nine days.

Participants will depart from New York and arrive in Dubai on the second day, where they will be greeted by a local host and transferred to their hotel. The trip offers a blend of leisure time and guided tours, beginning with a welcome dinner on the first night in Dubai.

The third day includes a city tour featuring landmarks such as the Jumeirah Mosque, Bastakiya, the Spice Souk, Gold Souk, and the Burj Khalifa Tower. Participants can opt for an East Coast tour on Day 4 or enjoy leisure activities in Dubai.

Day 5 involves a full-day excursion to Abu Dhabi. The itinerary includes visits to Jebel Ali port, Al Husn Palace, and scenic drives along the Corniche.

A desert safari is planned for Day 6 after an optional visit to Sharjah's cultural sites. The day concludes with an Oriental buffet dinner accompanied by entertainment at a desert camp.

On Day 7, participants have the option of touring Palm Islands or exploring Dubai at their own pace before attending a farewell dinner. The final full day is reserved for leisure activities until departure late in the evening.

The total cost for this package is $3,599 per person based on double occupancy if booked by March 31, 2025. After this date, the price increases to $3,699 per person. This cost includes fuel surcharges and taxes but is subject to change due to local conditions.

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