Under the leadership of al-Maktoum family, Dubai, a member of the United Arab Emirates, has invested heavily in its infrastructure in order to reduce dependence on the national oil and gas reserves. As established by the international destination for shipping, business and tourism initiatives in the Middle East, Dubai has started a new project megascale: to build the largest amusement park in the world, called Dubailand. Address various aspects of the background of Dubai, the world of real estate and tourism trends, environmental and political conditions of the region to support the discussion of technical and economic feasibility of this ambitious project. "Hide
by William Gottsmannom, Irina Tarsis Source: Harvard Business School 28 pages. Publication Date: July 14, 2006. Prod. #: 207005-PDF-ENG
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