Dubai ranks 7th in world as safest family-friendly vacation destination list

Dubai has ranked seventh in the world's safest family-friendly vacation destination list, as per a report by the Family Vacation Guide released on Tuesday, 7 June.

Dubai has ranked seventh in the world’s safest family-friendly vacation destination list, as per a report by the Family Vacation Guide released on Tuesday, 7 June.

The travel guide has analysed multiple ranges of variables such as family-friendly accommodation and overall safety as if choosing the top 10 safest destinations for a family-friendly vacation in the world.

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As per the research, Dubai scored a rating of 6.76/10 in family safety.

The emirate has more than 23% of family-friendly accommodations/restaurants, around 18% of child-family restaurants and more than 30% of child-friendly activities and attractions.

The best destinations for family-friendly housing during vacation are Orlando, United States, with 58.93 percent of family-friendly hotels, followed by Las Vegas, NV, United States, with 28.73 per cent of Family-friendly Hotels and Rome, Italy, with 28.34 per cent of family-friendly Hotels.

The most suitable vacation destinations for family-friendly dining out are Florence, Italy, with 48.36 percent of family-friendly restaurants, which is then followed by Venice, Italy, with 44.94 percent of family-friendly restaurants and Rome, Italy, with 40.7 percent of family-friendly diners.

The perfect vacation destinations for family-friendly activities are Pattaya, Thailand, with 35.5 percent of family-friendly activities, which is then followed by Heraklion, Greece, with 34.01 per cent of family-friendly activities and Orlando, with 33.93 per cent of family-friendly activities.

This year, in April, Dubai was recognised as the number one destination for family holidays in a survey in the world by travel insurance comparison site InsureMyTrip.

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The data noted the quality of family hotels, beaches and attractions, general safety and even the number of ocean currents and Dubai was given a good rating of 7.42 out of 10, heeded by Colombo, Turks & Caicos, Barbados and Corfu, Greece.

Dubai has also been witnessing a rise in a number of visitors since the beginning of this year, and being the safest family-friendly vacation spot is one of the major reasons behind it.

Tariq Saeed

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