Dubai
4 free places to watch the sunset in Dubai
You do not need to book a rooftop table or buy an observation-deck ticket to enjoy one of Dubai’s best evening views. From the Arabian
You do not need to book a rooftop table or buy an observation-deck ticket to enjoy one of Dubai’s best evening views. From the Arabian
October is bringing a noticeable shift to Dubai. Seasonal attractions are returning, the city is entering its first full month with Etihad Rail passenger services,
Dubai’s cocktail scene is gearing up for Negroni Week 2026, which runs globally from September 21 to 27. The annual celebration brings bars and restaurants
September is giving Dubai’s dining scene a fresh start, with everything from a two-Michelin-starred London import and contemporary Persian cooking to Japanese neighbourhood dining and
September still has plenty going on in Dubai without requiring you to spend a dirham. From a major K-pop celebration and outdoor movie nights to
Dubai’s growth is increasingly moving beyond its long-established residential hubs. Major infrastructure projects, new master-planned communities and the expansion of the city towards the south
Dubai International Airport is preparing to welcome back several major international carriers following months of disruption to Middle East flight schedules. Current restart plans stretch
Dubai is days away from joining the UAE’s passenger rail network, with Al Yalayis Station scheduled to open on September 30, 2026. The launch is
Dubai’s electronic music calendar is getting a major addition this October as Black Coffee returns to Ushuaïa Dubai Harbour Experience on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
Dubai may be known for sleek dining rooms and skyline views, but some restaurants take a greener approach. From greenhouse-inspired interiors and tropical foliage to