Holidaying In Dubai With BF?
#1
Holidaying In Dubai With BF?
Hi guys,
I was born in Dubai before the city had that big boom, but moved back to the UK when I was a kid. So I don't remember much of the laws and legalities.
I'm planning on going on holiday with the Boyfriend next year in Dubai, but then we had second thoughts when we saw that it was even illegal to co-habit in a hotel together?
Would greatly appreciate it if someone could give me some clarity on this. And any other tips would be highly welcome!
Many thanks (:
I was born in Dubai before the city had that big boom, but moved back to the UK when I was a kid. So I don't remember much of the laws and legalities.
I'm planning on going on holiday with the Boyfriend next year in Dubai, but then we had second thoughts when we saw that it was even illegal to co-habit in a hotel together?
Would greatly appreciate it if someone could give me some clarity on this. And any other tips would be highly welcome!
Many thanks (:
#2
Re: Holidaying In Dubai With BF?
I really wouldn't worry about it, Hoteliers would rather have your money than anything else.
It's very usual for married couples to have different surnames.
And to be fair, the police have better things to do.
Just wear a cheap wedding ring.
It's very usual for married couples to have different surnames.
And to be fair, the police have better things to do.
Just wear a cheap wedding ring.
#3
Re: Holidaying In Dubai With BF?
I spent a week there last year with no problems whatsoever. Same room,diff names no rings etc
Did it again a month ago again with no problem
Like KIX said hoteliers would rather have your money
Show a bit of respect on the streets and you should be fine
Did it again a month ago again with no problem
Like KIX said hoteliers would rather have your money
Show a bit of respect on the streets and you should be fine
#4
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Joined: Jul 2012
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Re: Holidaying In Dubai With BF?
I did it this year for Stone Roses gig no problems whatsoever and no hassle on Kite Beach.
#6
Re: Holidaying In Dubai With BF?
Does it happen a lot?
It's not me who is really worried, it's the boyfriend as he has never been there before and thinks it's a lot stricter than it really is.
Thanks for all the replies!
It's not me who is really worried, it's the boyfriend as he has never been there before and thinks it's a lot stricter than it really is.
Thanks for all the replies!
#9
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Joined: Aug 2011
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Re: Holidaying In Dubai With BF?
Just to put the cat amongst the pigeons, here is an Aussie perspective...
http://www.smh.com.au/travel/travel-...323-2gmef.html
http://www.smh.com.au/travel/travel-...323-2gmef.html
#10
Re: Holidaying In Dubai With BF?
Qantas has been providing cultural training for its staff before the alliance with Emirates, advising that customer issues with UAE passengers may be best solved by a man.
''Don't take offence, don't continue to try and sort something out, simply hand it over to a male colleague. It doesn't matter whether you are the manager or supervisor, the fact that he is male will make all the difference,'' is the advice.
Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/travel/travel-...#ixzz2OSHOegbl
Oh yes, because all the male flight attendants are so butch!!
''Don't take offence, don't continue to try and sort something out, simply hand it over to a male colleague. It doesn't matter whether you are the manager or supervisor, the fact that he is male will make all the difference,'' is the advice.
Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/travel/travel-...#ixzz2OSHOegbl
Oh yes, because all the male flight attendants are so butch!!
#11
Re: Holidaying In Dubai With BF?
Qantas has been providing cultural training for its staff before the alliance with Emirates, advising that customer issues with UAE passengers may be best solved by a man.
''Don't take offence, don't continue to try and sort something out, simply hand it over to a male colleague. It doesn't matter whether you are the manager or supervisor, the fact that he is male will make all the difference,'' is the advice.
Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/travel/travel-...#ixzz2OSHOegbl
Oh yes, because all the male flight attendants are so butch!!
''Don't take offence, don't continue to try and sort something out, simply hand it over to a male colleague. It doesn't matter whether you are the manager or supervisor, the fact that he is male will make all the difference,'' is the advice.
Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/travel/travel-...#ixzz2OSHOegbl
Oh yes, because all the male flight attendants are so butch!!
#12
Re: Holidaying In Dubai With BF?
Hi guys,
I was born in Dubai before the city had that big boom, but moved back to the UK when I was a kid. So I don't remember much of the laws and legalities.
I'm planning on going on holiday with the Boyfriend next year in Dubai, but then we had second thoughts when we saw that it was even illegal to co-habit in a hotel together?
Would greatly appreciate it if someone could give me some clarity on this. And any other tips would be highly welcome!
Many thanks (:
I was born in Dubai before the city had that big boom, but moved back to the UK when I was a kid. So I don't remember much of the laws and legalities.
I'm planning on going on holiday with the Boyfriend next year in Dubai, but then we had second thoughts when we saw that it was even illegal to co-habit in a hotel together?
Would greatly appreciate it if someone could give me some clarity on this. And any other tips would be highly welcome!
Many thanks (: