Palm Jumeirah, resembling a palm tree, is home to luxurious residences and the famous Atlantis, The Palm hotel. The World Islands project, featuring 260 islands shaped like a world map, was revived ...

Tens of thousands of residents and tourists have left UAE since the US and Israel started bombing Iran two weeks ago, leaving beach bars, malls and hotels eerily empty In the playground of the rich, ...

The Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships introduced their women’s singles and doubles tournaments in 2001 and has become a premier WTA 1000 event in the early goings of the WTA season. Multi-time ...

Dubai’s dining scene was once defined by a handful of celebrity chefs, flashy hotel restaurants, and locals spots that only longtime residents knew about. Gordon Ramsay, Salt Bae, Heinz Beck, and ...

Laurel Munshower is an experienced travel journalist who specializes in the Middle East. Having lived in the United Arab Emirates for 13 years, Munshower knows the ins and outs of the vibrant city of ...

The internet has gone bananas for Dubai chocolate. Social media influencers such as Ophelia Nichols say they gobble it up. "It smells beautiful, and it is beautiful!" Nichols exclaimed in a recent ...

I visited Dubai for the first time and loved my time there. However, there were a few things I wish I had known before I went on the trip. Here are a few things I would've wanted to know before I went ...

Dubai Crown Prince H.H. Sheikh Hamdan and Google’s Ruth Porat explore avenues for deepening collaboration to drive digital transformation, advance ai accessibility, and establish dubai as a leading ...

I first saw it on my feed in the beginning of August: a thick, brick-like chocolate bar filled with a pistachio-green substance that both looked gooey and sounded crunchy whenever someone took a bite.

The Department of Economy and Tourism in Dubai has revealed that more than 10 million international tourists visited the emirate in the first half of 2024. The exact Dubai tourist numbers between ...

While many major cities around the world will cause you to clock up tens of thousands of steps a day, Dubai isn’t one of them. This is not a city built with pedestrians in mind, and it’s hard to walk ...