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Dubai is one large shopping mall that only awes the vain, elates those with a sheltered life and appeals to those who think fast cars and sky scrapers are worth sightseeing. It is for the empty souls who thinks more consumption is what's needed to fill the void
Rattan Dhillon@ShivrattanDhil1
Mark my words give it a few years and Dubai will feel like an empty desert filled with buildings. The charm of Atlantis The Palm is fading fast. Visitor numbers are reportedly down by nearly 40%, and the place often feels almost empty now. It’s become a classic case of “been there, done that.” Dubai has turned into a one-time visit destination overpriced, not very family-friendly, and heavily dependent on luxury appeal. Once people check it off their list, they rarely feel the urge to return. Over the years, the excitement has worn off. Today, travelers value money more than ever, choosing simplicity over excess and thinking twice before spending big on luxury. @ATLANTIS @visitdubai @VisitDubai_IN
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