When discussing "big projects," Dubai unquestionably takes the lead. It developed into a world-famous metropolis with international standards because to its wonderful developments.

Dubai is currently the site of multibillion-dollar new construction projects ensuring its continued popularity as a top travel destination. To learn more about the forthcoming new mega projects in Dubai

However, the nation’s world-class attractions do not end there. Check out this sneak peek of the few upcoming projects scheduled to open in 2023.

Atlantis, The Royal:

Royal Atlantis Resort and Residences is a further new development on the Palm Jumeirah. The hotel boasts a striking design and an impressive architectural style, providing its guests with top-notch services and amenities.

This one, according to its website, does not have the well-known arch of the long-standing hotel near the point of the island but does offer "a fun contrast between fire and water." Usually, the architecture is also striking.

The Royal Atlantis in Dubai will have guest suites on the left and homes in the right wing. An infinity pool that is 90 meters above ground connects the two.

One Za’abeel:

The project consists of two interconnected towers by "The Link," the longest cantilevered structure in the world, which was designed by a Japanese architectural team. This skyscraper will include a premium hotel, residences, stores, and a stunning observation deck, among other amenities.

One Za'abeel, a massive mixed-use development, will have a dramatic protruding steel skybridge suspended 100 meters above ground, glass walls on The Link, and a "panoramic space" with restaurants and bars, an observation deck, a gym, a spa, a pool, a banquet hall, and a rooftop terrace as its centerpiece.

The Link is rumored to have an infinity pool with a glass wall as well as hotel rooms, suites, and above-ground housing.

Marsa Al Arab:

The superyacht-shaped hotel Marsa Al Arab, which has two islands on either side of the Burj Al Arab, is one of Dubai's top megaprojects. The eagerly anticipated location will have opulent residential villas as well as tourism attractions and entertainment venues surrounded by private landscaped gardens.

This resort will finish off Jumeirah's "oceanic trio," which also includes the sailboat inspired Burj Al Arab and wave shaped Jumeirah Beach Hotel.

Guests staying at the resort will get a spectacular view of the sea from every accommodation.

Without a doubt, this will be one of the most popular tourist spots in the emirate.

Ciel Dubai:

In 2023, Ciel Hotel is anticipated to be the highest hotel in the world.

The 82-floor hotel was created by London-based architect NORR. A glass observation deck on the 82nd level of the imposing 365-meter-tall structure, which is managed by Dubai-based property developer The First Group, will provide guests with 360-degree views of Dubai Marina, the Palm Jumeirah, and the Arabian Gulf.

When it is finished, Ciel will be taller than Dubai's current record-holder, the Gevora Hotel.

Expo 2020/District 2020 :

Even though Expo 2020 Dubai is over, work is still being done to develop it into District 2020, a famous mixed-use neighborhood with incredible environmental features.

It will be transformed into the first 15-minute city in the UAE, a bicycle-friendly, traffic-free suburb of the expanding city. There is also a third metro line that goes there, so it will eventually be a convenient and active neighborhood. It is cleverly constructed to support the UAE's long-term ambitions for a sustainable economy and ongoing economic expansion.

When it opens to its first corporate tenants by the end of this year, it will also contain space for start-ups and small enterprises.