My kids and I went to Dubai for the first time. It was incredible, but I wish we'd avoided these 6 mistakes.
I made some mistakes the first time my kids and I went to Dubai. For example I should've budgeted more money and spent more ...
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Dubai: Man sentenced to 3 years in jail, deportation over murder attempt at labour camp
The Dubai Criminal Court has sentenced a man to three years in prison and fined him Dh50,000 after finding him guilty of ...
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‘Dubai 1’: Most Valuable License Plate in the World Added to Ruler’s New Defender Octa
Emirati politician, royal, ruler of Dubai, vice president and prime minister of the UAE, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al ...
Dubai faces a new problem after becoming a victim of its own popularity
Navajo Nation officials are alarmed by reports that some members of their tribe have been detained as part of the Trump ...
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Variable Salik toll rates in Dubai: How some motorists will save up to Dh48 despite price hike
With toll fees waived daily between 1am and 6am, those who drive during these hours will save some money. Abu Aiman, a ...
I started having boozy brunches when I moved to Dubai. I drink less now — I'm fitter and better at my job but still have fun.
Luke Smith, a luxury real estate agent, started drinking more to celebrate his success and make contacts in Dubai. He rarely ...
Solana Launches Dubai Crypto Economic Zone: What You Need To Know
Solana launches the Dubai Economic Zone, a hub for Web3 innovation, connecting policymakers, developers, and investors to ...
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A new era of freehold ownership in Dubai
The city continues to draw in foreign capital because of its unique mix of luxury, innovation, and endless opportunities ...
Many expats move to Dubai for sun and luxury — then work more than nearly anyone in the world
Expats move to Dubai for sun, luxury, and a tax-free lifestyle. But the UAE ranks second globally for the highest average ...
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Emirati professor becomes a Dubai taxi driver to explore what drives us
When Ammar Shams was in his fifties, he and his wife drove from Dubai to London. It took them two weeks, and they went from ...