Bringing over family and friends to Dubai has never been this rewarding. It can unlock your chances at winning hotel stays, dining deals, attraction tickets and more worth over AED3,000.
It's part of Dubai's Department of Economy and Tourism's 'A Dubai Invite' campaign that will reward you for bringing your family and friends to the stunning, desert city until October 31.
And, once their arrivals are verified, an email with details of the benefits package will be sent across to you, with many offers valid until December 31.
You can nominate as many visitors as you like, up to five at a time.
The campaign is open to UAE residents and citizens aged 18+ with a valid Emirates ID.
Nominated visitors must be non-UAE residents arriving on a valid tourist visa or be eligible for visa on arrival, and must be responsible for obtaining their own visas.
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