Emirates has announced it has launched its new Airbus A350 aircraft on flights between Dubai and Montréal. The first city in ...

Whether it’s challenging your other half to glow-in-the-dark mini golf, painting a masterpiece, grape tasting or fishing your partner off the floor at the roller rink, these unique date ideas in Dubai ...

In 2026, we know that we’ll get at least 12 days off courtesy of the UAE government, with an additional day dependent on whether Ramadan is a 29-day month or a 30-day month. The change in the UAE ...

The Federal Authority for Government Human Resources (FAHR) has announced the 2026 Ramadan working hours for the public ...

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, based out of Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, cancelled all flights to Dubai International Airport on Wednesday January 28.

Jumeirah Burj Al Arab has confirmed its Al Diwan Ramadan tent will return for 2026, offering an elegant iftar selection.

From feel-good fitness to wholesome activities and pampering treats, Galentine’s Day events are the perfect excuse to round ...

During Ramadan in 2026, Muslims in Dubai will be fasting for just around 13 hours per day according to official prayer times.

Break your fast with a feast by the race track. Medyan Racecourse is serving up race-night iftars. Partner Content. Ramadan ...

Dubai’s Knowledge and Human Development Authority has confirmed the official school timings for the month of Ramadan.

Tickets for the Formula 1 Etihad Airways Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2026 are now officially on sale, and the first after-race concerts headliners have just been announced.

In 2025, DXB welcomed 95.2 million guests, which made it the busiest year in its history and the highest international passenger traffic ever recorded by any airport in the world.