Palm Jumeirah
Palm Jumeirah is an artificial island that belongs to the Palm Islands archipelago. Palm Jebel Ali and Palm Deira are still under development.
When construction is completed, the listed islands will extend the coastline by 520 km.
In total, Palm Jumeirah adds 78.6 km of coastline. The construction of the island took more than 40 thousand workers, who turned 94 million cubic meters and 7 million tons of stone into an elite resort.
Description of the area
The island is 5.72 km2, which is the area of 600 football fields. Wembley Stadium, the world’s largest football stadium, took more than four years to build and in just six years, Palm Jumeirah was built.
In the archipelago, it is shaped like a date palm. All 17 branches stretching to the east and west, there is also a crescent-shaped mound that sits on top of the tree three sides.
Environmental assessments and research have been carried out to form the basis of the project. For example, this included a study by Dubai-based Emirates Nortech to test the shape and volume of an island above or below waterline.
Palm Jumeirah has become home to 32 five-star beach hotels with 25,000 guests, and the area’s apartments and villas can now accommodate 60,000 residents. The population of the island’s population has five beach resorts and four marinas.
According to Palm Jumeirah, Palm Jumeirah was conceived as the next step in an unusual series of unusual tourism initiatives in Dubai. The answer to a practical challenge, they were trying to expand the coastline, which was 72 km long.
In the Palm Jumeirah, the crescent-shaped breakwater was the first part of the Palm Jumeirah to be built. It is protected from strong sea currents and seasonal winds that blow over the Gulf from Iran.
Economic attractiveness of the area
According to the report, Dubai is growing at an excellent pace, even with the recent oil crisis. Oil dependence on the city has reduced its dependence on oil to the point that oil brings in only 5 percent of its income. The income of the emirate is currently generated mainly from tourism and real estate. Dubai ranked fifth in the ranking of cities with the fastest growing economy in the world. The city is one of the five countries with the fastest growing economy in the world. There is constant innovation in Dubai real estate, as a result of this the city has grown to be an important center for business and attracts investment from all over the world.