The Department of Economics and Tourism of Dubai (DET) is a key state body responsible for the strategic development, regulation and promotion of the Emirate's economic and tourist sectors. Det seeks to turn Dubai into a leading world center of business, investment and tourism, implementing initiatives aimed at strengthening his position in the global arena.
The DET official website presents a wide range of digital services, including registration and licensing of business, classification of hotels, issuing permits for events, as well as support for tourist operators. The platform is focused on entrepreneurs, investors and tourist specialists, offering convenient tools for interacting with state structures.
DET actively promotes sustainable development and innovation. Among the key initiatives are the Dubai Sustainable Tourism program aimed at reducing the impact of tourism on the environment, and the Intelk Hub startup platform that supports innovation in the fields of aviation, travel and tourism. These projects contribute to the strengthening of Dubai positions as a technological and ecologically oriented metropolis.
As part of the implementation of the economic agenda D33, DET helps to attract investments, the development of small and medium -sized businesses, as well as the introduction of new economic models, such as a digital and Islamic economy. This ensures the diversification of the economy and the sustainable growth of the emirate in the long run.
In addition, DET is actively promoting the cultural heritage and natural attractions of Dubai, such as the Al-Shindag Museum and al-Mar reserve. These initiatives are aimed at maintaining the unique identity of the emirate and attracting tourists interested in the history and nature of the region.
