80 percent Indian men. You will get alot of offers of sex for money. However the best thing about Dubai is that you can fly to Iran. It is very nice there.

Skip UAE and go straight to Oman! Abu Dhabi is high-rise central in giant malls… If you want authentic Arabia, go to Muscat… I just got back from two weeks in Oman and it was exceptional. We had two days in Abu Dhabi and I could not wait to leave all of the mosque is worth seeing for sure. I'm sure there are great parts to Abu Dhabi and other parts of the UAE however

There's a big water park and a Ferrari world too if you are taking the kids! However yes July/august are the worst times to visit I have to say weather wise. But a great stopover if that's all you are doing! UAE to be honest is not "proper" Middle East though! Very 5* and vegas but without the casinos! And I believe you'd miss Ramadan as it is earlier this year...

If you are looking for a place to stay, I would recommend the corniche area, although everything is easily accessible by taxi or uber. If you want to stay by the airport then Yas Island is great. It will be REALLY hot, but I think of that as a selling point for visits. I think everyone should experience it once in their lives, you really cannot believe how hot it is till you are in it. Go to the mosque, do a city tour, Emirates Palace spa, do a desert safari for sure, camel rides,do a day tour of Dubai. Don't know if they do hammams in Australia but highly recommend them here as a way to relax and stay out of the sun. Emirates Palace and Anatara Eastern Mangroves (also a great place to stay) have great ones. Go to Nolu's for breakfast or lunch either on the corniche or by the airport, my favorite Abu Dhabi restaurant. Nothing fancy, but make a great salad and soup. It was started by a chick from California that has an Afghani mother

We stayed in Abu Dhabi last year, we flew with UEA, they were fabulous. We booked a private vehicle to take us to the hotel, well worth it. I'll try and find the hotel we stayed at, it was really nice. We only stayed overnight on our way to Paris. We only planned on sleeping but on our way, we saw the Grand Mosque and decided to go visit it. It was spectacular. Best advice i can give is to dress conservatively. We went in August and it was 45 degrees, very hot!

Yes you are crazy to go in July. Its like living on the sun. That being said, You should stay on Yas Island or Sadiyat Island or at Meridian.