Trump Tower Dubai unveiled with 80-storey skyscraper including world's highest pool in Don's first Middle East high-rise
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DUBAI DON Trump Tower Dubai unveiled with 80-storey skyscraper including world's highest pool in Don's first Middle East high-rise
TRUMP Tower Dubai has been unveiled as the US President is set to visit to the region in a few weeks time.
The enormous 80-storey city skyscraper will be more than 1100ft tall, complete with the world's highest outdoor pool.
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Trump Tower Dubai has been unveiled
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The tower will have the highest outdoor pool in the world
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The big reveal comes weeks before the US President's visit to the Middle East region
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The impressive tower will be the Trump Organisation's first high-rise in Dubai - and the Middle East's only Don-branded tower.
Trump Tower Dubai is in the city's luxurious Downtown district - offering stunning views of the iconic Burj Khalifa and Arabian Sea.
And it's just as impressive inside, featuring lush hotel rooms and suites and the world's highest outdoor pool.
The tower has two sky-pool penthouses which have been modelled on the iconic Trump Tower penthouse in New York.
These coveted apartments will feature soaring floor-to-ceiling windows with incredible views of the city skyline.
The building also boasts a private members-only club appropriately named The Trump.
Donald Trump's son Eric said: "Trump International Hotel & Tower, Dubai is a project that reflects our unwavering commitment to excellence, luxury and innovation.
"Dubai is a global destination that shares our vision for iconic development, and we're proud to expand the Trump brand in one of the most dynamic cities on earth.'
This comes ahead of the US president's visit to Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Qatar.
Dubai is full of luxury properties - with an apartment in the Burj Khalifa hitting the market for a whopping £40million.
Incredible plan for 'giant greenhouse' with 330ft tower of pools & water slides
The opulent home - dubbed the "Sky Palace" - occupies the 107th and 108th floors of the iconic Dubai skyscraper.
With 21,000sq feet of space, the lucky owner of the Sky Palace apartment will have access to 12 parking spaces, gated gardens, three gyms, tennis courts and a private internal elevator.
The apartment is 460m above the ground and is thought to be the world's highest residential property on sale.
According to the listing, the home was originally reserved for a mystery high-profile celebrity living in Dubai but it sat unused and empty for a decade.
It boasts views of the Arabian Gulf and the mountains of Ras Al Khaimah on a clear day to the north.
Haddad told The National: 'To this day, this is the most beautiful building anywhere in the world.
"Whoever buys this will have unobstructed views for life, and that's really what makes this unique."
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