Construction of the Burj Al Arab was initially kept under wraps, with not a peep until the world’s media were told of the ...

The Burj al Arab (which means “Arabian Tower” in ... The helipad has also been made over as a golf course to allow Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy to tee off over the Persian Gulf.

A short golf buggy ride down the causeway to the ... with pool overlooking views of city Internal shot of Jumeirah Burj al Arab showing glitzy gold walls and red velvet chairs The question is ...

Jumeirah Burj Al Arab's many monikers include “the world ... the exact location where Tiger Woods hit golf balls in 2004 to mark the start of the Dubai Desert Classic. It’s where celebrities ...

You don't have to stay at the Burj Al Arab to enjoy it (and let's face it, most can't given that rooms start at $1,000 per night). Gain entry by booking an Inside Burj Al Arab Tour (249 dirhams or ...

The very image of Dubai is associated with the iconic, sail-shaped Burj Al Arab. The hotel is built on its own artificial island, overlooking the turquoise blue waters of the scenic Arabian Gulf.

A short golf buggy ride down the causeway to the ... The question is not whether Jumeirah Burj Al Arab offers an inconceivable level of luxury, of course, it does, but is it worth it?

The Burj Al Arab officially opened on December 1 1999 and has gone on ... The helipad has been repurposed as a sports venue on multiple occasions with golf legend Tiger Woods teeing off it in 2004 ...