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Dubai Pulled Out All The Stops To Celebrate Chinese New Year And Here’s Exactly What You Missed
Chinese New Year 2018 fell on Friday, February 16 and Dubai did not hold back with vibrant celebrations.
With over one million Chinese visitors to the UAE in 2017 and 270,000 Chinese expats calling Dubai home, there are strong ties between the UAE and China.
So to celebrate the first day of the new year – the Year of the Dog – Dubai’s most popular tourist destinations hosted light shows and parades. Here’s what went down…
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Dragon Mart will be hopping with a ten day New Year celebration
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