Why Dubai’s Man-Made Islands Are Still Empty?
<p><a href="https://www.britannica.com/place/Dubai-United-Arab-Emirates" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">Dubai</a>, a city that hosts the ultimate building of the world, Burj-Khalifa is a record-setter by hosting astonishing hotels, astonishing shopping malls, and the longest gold shopping centre. In 2003, a new feather has been announced to add to its feather, “The World”, man-made island; a project worth more than a billion. The shape of this man-made island has just resembled the map of the earth. With three already constructed man-made islands, “The World” was planned to be the tourist’s hotspot as it is just a short ride ahead of Dubai. But after a decade of completion, the islands are still abandoned, there is hardly anything build on that. But why? What happened to the most ambitious project in Dubai?</p>
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