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World Art Dubai starts next week, turning the Dubai World Trade Centre into a hub of creativity from April 17 to 20, 2025. For its 11th year, the international art fair brings together more than 400 exhibitors from over 65 countries. Expect paintings, sculptures, digital art, photography, and much more, all under one roof. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or just curious about art, World Art Dubai offers something for each visitor — including immersive experiences and over 10,000 art pieces for sale, ranging from affordable pieces (USD 100) to high-end collectibles (over USD 20,000).     View this post...

Dubai Airports has announced a major reduction in long-term parking fees across all terminals at Dubai International Airport (DXB) just in time for the busy summer travel season. This update comes as the airport prepares to manage over 250,000 passengers daily throughout June, a peak time for outbound flights. From June 10 to June 30, travelers using Terminal 1 Car Park B, Terminal 2, and Terminal 3 can benefit from lower long-stay parking rates. These changes aim to make travel more affordable and help reduce congestion caused by drop-offs at terminal entrances. The new rates offer substantial savings compared to...

As cooler weather returns to the UAE, Jebel Jais, Ras Al Khaimah's star attraction, is kicking off its 2024/25 season with brand-new adventures and enhanced experiences for outdoor enthusiasts, families, and thrill-seekers. From adrenaline-pumping zipline rides to rugged survival camps, this season is set to raise the bar for adventure tourism in the region. Bear Grylls Explorers Camp: New Heights of Survival The Bear Grylls Explorers Camp is back, inviting adventurers to test their limits with new survival challenges, including the Via Ferrata course — an exhilarating 120-metre climb across a 3km trail through the rugged Hajar mountains. This thrilling...

Elon Musk’s tunnel construction company, The Boring Company, is planning to propose a new underground transport project in Riyadh. The idea is to help reduce traffic in the city by building a network of underground roads. This announcement comes just a day before Musk's Tesla officially launches its electric vehicles in Saudi Arabia on April 10. Riyadh is one of the fastest-growing cities in the world. Its population is expected to jump to nearly 10 million by 2030 (+35% in 8 years). With more people and cars on the road, the city is looking for smart ways to manage traffic...

Get ready for a spectacular celebration of creativity as Artopia Fest 2024 returns to Dubai on November 1st and 2nd at Index Park, DIFC. Artopia Fest, also known as Art Fusion Night, is one of the UAE’s most anticipated art events, and this year promises to be an unforgettable experience for art lovers and creative souls alike. For over seven years, Artopia Fest has been a platform for UAE-based creatives to showcase their talent, and this year it’s bringing together both local and internationally renowned artists. Whether you're a seasoned artist or just someone who enjoys creative expression, this event...

Exciting news for university students in the UAE! Thanks to a groundbreaking collaboration between the UAE government and Google, all university students in the country can now enjoy a one-year free subscription to Gemini Pro. This initiative is a game-changer, giving students access to some of the most powerful generative AI tools available today. If you’re a student aged 18 or older, you have until December 9, 2025, to sign up for the free Gemini Pro subscription using your personal email. That’s a full year of AI-powered tools at your fingertips, free of charge! The idea behind this initiative is...

Abu Dhabi residents are being reminded to keep their balconies and windows tidy — or risk a fine. The Department of Municipalities and Transport (DMT) has recently issued a reminder about existing regulations that ban hanging laundry, carpets, or any type of covering on windows or balconies that face public roads. DMT posted on X (formerly Twitter) that this applies to placing drying racks outside windows or on balconies (Clause 12), as well as cleaning or displaying carpets and coverings in those same areas (Clause 15). These actions go against efforts to keep the city clean and well-organised. The fines...

If you're driving in Abu Dhabi, Al Ain, or Al Dhafra, there’s a good reason to check your traffic fines sooner rather than later. A new initiative from the Abu Dhabi Police — launched at Adnoc petrol stations — is reminding drivers to take advantage of a discount system. The campaign, titled “Act Now and Benefit,” encourage drivers to pay off their fines as soon as possible and save up to one third of the fine amount: Payments within 60 days of receiving a fine will give a driver 35% off Payments made within one year will give a 25%...

Peppa Pig is heading to the capital this summer, and The Galleria Al Maryah Island is turning into her world. From July 18 to 27, families can explore a themed pop-up packed with interactive zones, live shows, and a special character appearance happening for the first time in the region. Here are all the details of this 10-day experience, taking place on Level 2, South Link Bridge.     View this post on Instagram   A post shared by The Galleria Al Maryah Island (@thegalleriauae) Kids can step into Peppa’s town and try activities in familiar spots from the show:...

Drivers in Abu Dhabi should be aware of upcoming road closures and diversions as part of ongoing infrastructure improvements. The Integrated Transport Centre (AD Mobility) has announced temporary traffic changes via their official X account. Check the maps of affected areas and dates of road closures in Abu Dhabi below. Nahyan The First Street Diversion – Zakhir Roundabout, Al Ain Duration: Wednesday, April 2 (12 AM) to Sunday, April 13 (5 AM) A temporary diversion will be in place. Drivers are advised to use alternative roads. Jacques Chirac Street Closure – Saadiyat Island Duration: March 29 – June 30 (3...