The “Arabian Adventures” of the Emirates Group re-launched the desert safari trips; This gives visitors and residents in Dubai the opportunity to enjoy outdoor activities.
The company announced that it had taken several precautionary measures to ensure the safety and reassurance of guests during safari trips, noting that the World Travel and Tourism Council granted the "Arab Adventures" stamp of "Safe Travels", and the Council's approval helps travelers to identify companies and international destinations that follow its health and hygiene protocols . Dubai also earned this accreditation as a safe travel destination for the council.
Dubai safari trips provide enjoyable experiences for all family members, and city guests enjoy exciting activities, including an evening in the desert and a daytime desert trip that includes a nature tour.
The Arabian Adventures also announced the relaunch of the safari trips within the Dubai Desert Reserve, the first national park in the Emirates.
For her part, the company's general manager, Justin Thomas, said: “People are searching for outdoor activities today after spending a long time indoors, and the Dubai Desert Reserve is an ideal choice for them.”
"Safari trips include a driving trip on the sand dunes in the morning, a walking tour, and breakfast in nature. It is a fun option for families during the weekend. We also offer private safari trips, dining in a tent, watching the stars, in addition to enjoying a dance. The skirt, which is one of the offers that customers enjoyed in the desert (Arabian Adventures) camp ».
Justin added: "We seek to give Dubai guests comfort and safety, and we implement strict measures to ensure the health and safety of everyone."
The "Arabian Adventures" supports sustainable tourism in the UAE, as it monitors and manages its carbon footprint, and donates a portion of the fees to projects to preserve the local environment. When organizing safaris, the company is keen to remove all waste from the desert and recycle the waste in accordance with the guidelines of the reserve.
Justin Thomas:
"People are looking for outdoor activities today after spending a long time indoors."
Excursions include a morning sand dune ride.