On December 2, Dubai is marking the 43rd UAE National Day with lots of festivities, special events and initiatives. But the celebrations will last for whole week starting from the last weekend of November. For several days Dubai residents will be able to witness luxury cars and expensive boats at different shows.
As part of the Dubai Motor Festival 2014, the city will host Dubai Grand Parade on Friday, November 28. This will be a spectacular view as the parade, in its second year now, will showcase more than 500 cars and bikes, led in the procession by Dubai Police Supercars. The event will also feature Super, Exotic, Luxury, Concept, Extraordinary, Modified and Vintage cars and bikes in UAE, as well as ultra-exclusive premium, super luxury and unique. The Grand Parade will take place at Meydan Racecourse on Friday, but in addition to it, you can visit the especially created Motor Village, also on Meydan. There you can find all things related to motorsports and the motor industry such as races, competitions, exhibitions, and so on.
There are many car and bike fans in Dubai, but there are also a large number of people whose hobbies are a little bit more expensive. During the weekend right before the UAE National Day, Dubai Creek Golf & Yacht Club will host The Dubai Pre-Owned Boat Show 2014. The event will be great for an aspiring or a current boat owner, as it will offer everything from affordable boats to tools and accessories to boating and fishing supplies. Retailers from many other industries will be exhibiting and you will be able to meet financiers, insurers, brokers, valuers, leisure providers, local media publications, and so on.
The Dubai Pre-Owned Boat Show 2014 will offer everyone affordable options to buy a pre-owned boat or yacht. One of its main goals is to make sailing more accessible and more popular. However, you will need to have a good amount of cash just lying around to be able to afford one of the boats on the show. Still, yachts may turn out cheaper than some of the cars that will be displayed during the Grand Parade.
