In the year 1966, Dubai entered its golden age. The offshore Fateh oil field, also known as the Fath oil field, was discovered. Even the most brilliant minds at the time could not have imagined Dubai enjoying the chances it does now. The discovery of oil opened up a whole new universe for mankind. It wasn’t a method for Dubai residents to communicate with the rest of the world, but it was a way for visitors to enter the city.

A half century ago, none of these massive structures, corporations, and residential communities would have been considered possible in the United States. If it seems impossible, the hamlet has been replaced by a bustling metropolis. After seizing power in 1883, Dubai’s present rulers established themselves as absolute monarchs. Pearl-fishing was the primary source of income at the time.

Each new building, high-end apartment, and sophisticated structure was added to the city over time. Hotels, townhouses, penthouses, and flats for rent are in great demand due to the expanding population and, perhaps most importantly, the increasing number of visitors. You would never guess that the oasis Sheik Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum and the crown prince built was originally a poor town with no access to wealth.