Dubai's return to 'mega-projects'
Dubai has announced plans for two new large-scale projects, following the country's property crash in 2008.
The first is for for the world's biggest shopping mall, 100 hotels and a green space bigger than London's Hyde Park. The other involves five large amusement parks.
A number of major projects were abandoned in the aftermath of the 2008 crash. What, if anything, has Dubai learned from the experience?
Jonathan Frewin reports.
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