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Dubai World Trade Center Guide
Living in the Dubai Trade Center area means being at the heart of Dubai’s commercial and social scene, surrounded by world-class business hubs, luxury residences, and top-tier amenities. With seamless connectivity, upscale dining, and vibrant events, this district offers a dynamic lifestyle for professionals and families alike.
Transportation and Parking Spaces in Dubai World Trade Center
The Dubai World Trade Centre enjoys excellent connectivity, with seamless access to three major roads: Sheikh Zayed Road (E11), 2nd Zabeel Street (D73), and Happiness Street (D86). This prime location ensures smooth commutes for both residents and visitors, whether traveling by car or public transport.
Parking is plentiful throughout the district, with designated areas along Happiness Street and within the complex. Options include free and paid parking, valet services, and electric vehicle charging stations, making it convenient for all types of commuters.
For those relying on public transport, the Dubai World Trade Centre Metro station, situated on the Red Line, provides a fast and efficient way to reach key business hubs and attractions across the city. A
World Trade Centre
World Trade Centre is the most happening and busiest developments in Dubai. It is located in the centre of the financial and central business district just parallel to Sheikh Zayed Road. World Trade Centre is close to Dubai Financial District, Business Bay and Downtown Dubai.
It is mainly known for holding various exhibitions, fairs, global convention and concerts. This mega-development plays a fundamental role in the expansion of international trade in the UAE.
World Trade Centre was known as Sheikh Rashid Tower and was established in 1979. It was just one building but now the complex is spanning over the total an area of 1.3 million Sq. Ft. World Trade Centre houses 40 meeting rooms over 3 floors, 21 exhibition halls, and few hotels and commercial towers outside the complex.
Key Features
Developed in 1979
First known as Sheikh Rashid Tower
Located next to Sheikh Zayed Road
Close to metro station
The focal point for international trades and overseas businesses
Host concerts, trade shows, exhibitions and many other events
Dubai World Trade Centre has created countless jobs and is generating significant revenue for the city’s economy. It has
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The Dubai World Trade Centre has played a pivotal role in the growth of international trade for the Middle East, ever since our inauguration in 1979. Then, it was through the landmark 39-story Sheikh Rashid Tower. Today we are the region’s largest purpose-built complex for events and exhibitions. The epicenter for business tourism in the region, we power the MICE sector through our size, resources, diversity of calendar and scale of events. As well as connecting people through our hosted events, we play a major role within Dubai’s economy, attracting revenue for the city’s sights, restaurants and hotels.
(This article uses material from the "World Trade Center Dubai" website and is projected under copyright (www.dwtc.com)
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Sheikh Zayed Road, Sheikh Rashid Tower, Dubai World Trade Centre 2, 8th Floor
Situated on the 8th floor of the Sheikh Rashid Tower, this established business park provides ample opportunities to connect with local businesses and access a wide array of amenities. Its strategic position makes it perfect for frequent travellers as the nearest airport is just 10 kilometres away while the Sheraton Grand Hotel is only a 6-minute walk; offering an ideal stopover for business visitors or staff needing to stay overnight.
For those who prefer to travel by car, there is convenient on-site parking. Alternatively, with the Dubai Metro World Trade Centre Stop right on the office doorstep, access to public transportation could not be more accessible. It offers dedicated breakout areas for those much-needed pauses and, for a refreshing change of scenery, Zabeel Park is a mere 200 metres from the entrance.
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Nearby points of interest
Turkey Consulate (embassy) 29m from business centre
Japanese Consulate (embassy) 29m from business centre
Switzerland Consulate (embassy) 29m from business centre
Garden Cafe (café/pub, café)