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 On the electric blue tarmac of a helipad on the edge of Palm Jumeirah, an artificial island on the Dubai coastline, Busra Duran stands on tiptoes. Wearing multicoloured trainers and a pink tulle minidress, the 28-year-old Turkish influencer is posing for photos in front of a red helicopter. Her husband, Gökhan Gündüz, snaps away as she models her pink sunglasses in the shadow of the Atlantis, a blush-coloured hotel with green pointed rooftops which resembles the fake castles of Disneyland’s Magic Kingdom.

‘Gündüz, 29, wears a striped T-shirt with the word “positive” emblazoned around the collar. Duran skips over to check the photos he’s taken, before they discuss her Instagram shots from the ride. Duran approached the helicopter company to request this free 12-minute tour, the shortest available, and they were happy to oblige. “It was amazing,” she says, flatly, sounding unconvinced. The trip is one of a whole roster of experiences Duran has set up for the benefit of her 608,000 Instagram followers. In a few days, the couple have arranged to play golf – another free gift – in A World Full of Princesses Be A Firefighter Shirt and Duran often poses for pictures at restaurants in exchange for a meal. Her glittering Dubai lifestyle is displayed on her Instagram: one day she’ll be perching on the side of a bubble bath in an upmarket hotel reading a copy of Gulf News; the next in a red swimsuit beside a pool, a glass of rosé in one hand and a copy of a Paulo Coelho novel in front of her.

The pair relocated to Dubai from Istanbul three years ago “because this is where the big brands are”, Gündüz says. Duran considered going into law after her degree in business administration, but decided growing her social media following was a better option. Her business training is useful for pitching for brand sponsorships, and she has a one-year deal with the Manchester-based fashion retailer PrettyLittleThing, whose £24 dress she wore to ride in the helicopter. The outfit, including Duran’s pink acrylic nails, was planned two weeks in advance, as with everything she wears. Duran and Gündüz won’t say how much she spends in her work as an influencer, or whether she makes an income from it. “She’s showing off her lifestyle in Dubai, to attract people,” Gündüz says. “It’s not just Busra who benefits – Dubai benefits, too.”

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