Weather: Dubai in late November enjoys pleasant weather, with daytime temperatures around 28 °C and cooler evenings near 20 °C.
 

Transportation: Taxis and ride apps like Careem and Uber are easy and reliable for getting around.
 

Currency: The local currency is the UAE Dirham (AED) — credit cards are widely accepted everywhere.
 

Time Zone: Dubai operates on Gulf Standard Time (GST), UTC +4.
 

Electricity & Plugs: Voltage is 230V, with type G (UK-style) plugs.
 

Connectivity: Most hotels offer Wi-Fi; local SIM cards are available at the airport or nearby shops.
 

Safety: Dubai is considered one of the safest cities in the world. You can leave your belongings anywhere with confidence, knowing you’ll find them exactly where you left them.
 

Airports & Arrival: Dubai is served by three main airports:
 

• Dubai International Airport (DXB) – the main international gateway, well-connected worldwide.
   

• Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC) – located in Dubai South, convenient for select airlines and private flights.
   

• Sharjah International Airport (SHJ) – a nearby option, about 30–40 minutes from Dubai, often serving budget airlines.