© Provided by Khaleej Times New tallest hotel in the world to open in Dubai The world’s next tallest hotel will open its door in Dubai on Monday, February 12. Located on the Sheikh Zayed Road near the Dubai International…
The Philippines welcome more than 6 million foreign tourists in 2016. This year, the Department of Tourism is eyeing to attract 10 million international tourists and 56 million local travelers. With more than 7,100 beautiful islands, the Philippines is not shy to…
16,300 traffic offences committed each day on UAE roads 4.9 million traffic violations were recorded across the UAE in the first 10 months of 2015 Traffic authorities have revealed what little regard motorists across the UAE have for…
The has advised all airlines operating into DXB of the change and has updated its website, mobile app and signage across the airport to help raise awareness. Dubai Airports will soon introduce a new baggage rule to help improve service,…
Dubai Naturalization and Residency Department(DNRD) in Dubai. Visit visa-holders need no longer leave the country to amend the status of their visa to a residency permit, the Ministry of Interior revealed on Monday. Dubai: Visit visa-holders no longer need to…
With its full-throttle development, iconic skylines of high-rises, and world famous beach resorts the United Arab Emirates has become a favourite for family holidays and city breaks. Landmark tourist attractions such as Dubai’s towering Burj Khalifa and Abu Dhabi’s modern Sheikh Zayeed Mosque, have branded the UAE…
Keen to visit Dubai Canal this weekend, but not quite sure how to do so? Here’s our guide… Yes, the Dubai Canal Boardwalk is now open – running from Business Bay to Jumeirah, and alongside Safa Park, the waterside walkway runs…
In the UAE, the problem isn’t that there is nothing to see and do, but that there is too much. With one impressive building, mall, event, etc. after another and new attractions cropping up constantly, this list is most certainly…
Dubai’s crowning attraction is visible from miles away: Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building, stands 160 stories above the ground, 950 feet higher than the World Trade Center in Manhattan. No matter where you are in Dubai, it’s hard to escape…
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