“Yes, I’d like to purchase a ticket to another globe, please.”
This is a little place I like to call the Brad Pitt Saloon.
Lovely Baby Trading – that speaks for itself, doesn’t it?
This, too, speaks for itself.
Dubai has more active cell phone accounts than its population, so maybe this sign is right.
A brief word about “saloon” – We see both “saloon” and “salon,” occasionally “spa,” but never barber shop, beauty shop or beauty parlor. Apparently, “parlor” would be a serious no-no. We are amused by “saloon” as any American will have a vision of an Old West tavern, complete with poker playing cowboys and an upright piano. Saloon is the term used by (East) Indians. There are gents saloons and ladies saloons. You can frequently see into the gents saloons, but ladies saloons/salons always have opaque windows, usually with large pictures of women and their hairdos. This covering of the windows is due to the Muslim custom of covering the hair. You can’t get it shampooed or cut with a sheyla/hajab on. Also, there would probably be problems with crowds of men standing and staring in the windows. I never cease to be amazed by the blatant staring that goes on. 
Last, but not least, Garb Laundry. Notice the woman carrying an umbrella. It is very common, especially for Asians, to carry an umbrella as protection against the sun. In fact, here’s a store near the Gold Souk that sells nothing but umbrellas.
Someone thought that black marble was a cool idea for a bathroom sink counter. Clearly, this person had a maid who could spend her days cleaning it. They probably didn’t have two cats who insist on getting up on the counter to drink.
Living the Travel Channel 