Dubai Government announced that it will re-open its borders to tourists on July 7th. In a move that signaled the successful battle against COVID-19, the Emirates Supreme Committee of Crisis and Disaster said it will allow visitors and residents back into the country so long as precautionary measures are taken. The steps include 14 days quarantine for residents that test positive on arrival and pre-flight tests for tourists.
Ninth Degree was honored to arrange the 100 years Bentley Emirates drive from the historic QE2 to the Habtoor Polo Resort Dubai. The experienced team oversaw the logistics and led the convoy from the historic old Dubai through to the five stars Habtoor resort. The event was covered in the countries media, The National newspaper […]
Ninth Degree in conjunction with Serata Italia hosted Lamborghini Club America and thirty Lamborghini owners from the United States. The one week tour saw the participants travel all over the UAE and take part in activities such as dune buggies, camel polo, mountain drives, and superyacht cruise. One of the most spectacular parts of the […]
The stunning location of Hatta in the UAE has become one of the most Instagrammed places in the world under the hashtag #roadtrips In a look at more than 12 million Instagram posts using the hashtag #road-trip, Hatta came in seventh with a total of 25,929 posts. With its stunning mountains and beautiful lakes, Hatta […]
Corporate incentive groups from Switzerland joined Ninth Degree Supercar Tours this September for some spectacular activities. Groups from Skoda and Samsung were flown into Dubai and stayed for three days of thrilling activities and stunning sightseeing adventures. Fifteen senior employees from Samsung were treated to a supercar tour of Jebel Jais taking in the beautiful […]
Dubai is known globally as one of the most desired places for tourists, so its no surprise that the number of visitors in the first half of 2010 was 3 % higher than the previous year. The iconic landmarks such as Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building and the Burj Al Arab hotel already pull […]
Dubai is known globally as one of the most desired places for tourists, so its no surprise that the number of visitors in the first half of 2010 was 3 % higher than the previous year. The iconic landmarks such as Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building and the Burj Al Arab hotel already pull […]