Dubais

"Dubais" is an informal or pluralized reference sometimes used to denote multiple aspects, locations, or entities related to Dubai, the largest city in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and the principal city of the Emirate of Dubai. While "Dubai" is the standard name, "Dubais" may appear in casual speech or writing when discussing different parts or manifestations of the city—such as the historical creekside district, the modern central business district, and various development projects—or when referring collectively to places and businesses bearing the Dubai name.

Dubai is located on the southeastern coast of the Persian Gulf and is one of seven emirates comprising the UAE. It is a major regional hub for trade, finance, tourism, aviation and logistics, notable for rapid urban growth and large-scale real estate developments. The economy combines traditional sectors such as trade and pearl history with contemporary industries including finance, hospitality, construction, and technology. Dubai is home to landmark projects like the Burj Khalifa, Palm Jumeirah and extensive shopping and entertainment complexes.

Governed as an absolute monarchy within the UAE federation, Dubai has a diverse, predominantly expatriate population and Arabic as the official language, with English widely used in business. The climate is arid, characterized by hot summers and mild winters. Infrastructure includes Dubai International Airport, a metro system and numerous ports and free zones that support global commerce.