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If another café or hotel lobby no longer feels productive, Dubai is about to give you a new option: work from a park. Dubai Municipality is bringing workspaces areas to public parks. And you won’t have to wait long to try it. The first location opens at Al Barsha Pond Park in May 2026. What to expect from these spaces? A quiet place inside the park with long shared tables, natural light, and greenery right outside, so you can sit down with your laptop and focus on your tasks without the usual noise. Here’s what you’ll find at new workspaces...

Consider this your sign to stop saying “I’ll go next weekend.” Marsa Boulevard is wrapping up this Sunday, May 3. Yes, it may sound a bit cliché, but time is officially running out. Head to Dubai Festival City and you’ll find cafés, pop-ups, and small shops along the Creek. The pop-up only open in the evening, from 6 PM to 12 AM on weekdays and until 1 AM on weekends. One final visit might land you a cup of coffee from WatchHouse or pull you into a fashion pop-up or a beauty takeover. Even if you've been there earlier, it’s...

Dubai never stops surprising the world with its bold ideas, and here's another impressive project coming to the city. Floating Dubai Museum of Art (DUMA) will soon appear on Dubai Creek. His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum shared the first details of what’s set to become one of Dubai’s most distinctive art spaces. The museum is designed by Japanese architect Tadao Ando, a Pritzker Prize winner whose architectural style is admired for its simplicity, balance, and use of light. The structure takes inspiration from the sea and pearls. DUMA will have 5 floors, with galleries on the first...

You don’t need to plan a full getaway to spend a day by the sea. There’s a new spot in Doha where you can come early, settle in, and stay until sunset. It's called Nami Beach Club, and here you get clear water, sunbeds, and a ladies-only space. From 8:30 AM to 7 PM, you’ve got time for a quiet morning swim, take a long break under the sun, or enjoy the late afternoon light. Location: West BayInstagram: @namiladies Prices: Weekdays: QAR 85 Weekends: QAR 125 When in the mood for a beach day, this ladies-only beach club in Doha...

Dubai’s sporting calendar is keeping the momentum going into the new year. One of the most anticipated events, L’Etape Dubai by Tour de France, is returning to the city on January 25, 2026. The official amateur cycling event brings the world-famous Tour de France atmosphere to the UAE with a full day of road cycling across closed streets, combining scenic city views with stretches through Dubai’s desert outskirts.     View this post on Instagram   A post shared by L’Etape Dubai (@letapedubai) L’Etape Dubai 2026 is expanding its format, offering four ride categories to suit different experience levels: RACE...

The Gulf keeps attracting companies and professionals building careers abroad. Strong salaries, global connections, and simple tax systems all play a role, and a new ranking now backs it up. According to William Russell, three Gulf countries rank in the top 10 of the Tax-Free Relocation Index in 2026. The ranking takes into account average net salaries, property purchase prices, rental costs for expats, utility bills, overall cost of living, and international travel access. Here are the rankings of GCC countries in the Tax-Free Relocation Index: Bahrain ranks 2nd, combining tax-free income with relatively lower living costs Qatar ranks 5th,...

Dubai is known for its fast pace and digital-driven lifestyle, but sometimes, you need to touch some grass. This term, popular among Gen Z, simply means stepping away from screens and spending time outdoors. Touch grass means "to spend time outside in nature or doing activities in the real world, instead of spending time on the internet"as defined by Cambridge Dictionary Nature has been shown to lower stress, improve mood, and boost focus. So, if you’re looking to relax and recharge, here are five green spaces in Dubai where you can do just that: Media City ParkThis park’s peaceful lake and fountains provide a calming atmosphere. Being around water and nature has been linked to improved...

There are many ways to spend your morning in Dubai, but one of the most energising is to start it with a good run. The city is hosting Tadawi Run 4 UAE on May 2, and everyone is invited to join. This is the first edition of the event, organised by Tadawi Healthcare Group in partnership with Dubai Sports Council. The idea is to encourage more community races and get more people into regular physical activity. The race takes place in Jumeirah and offers two distances: 5km and 10km. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Al Tadawi...

Get ready for a dining experience like no other in Dubai. Fuloong, a refined omakase restaurant, is now open on Jumeirah Beach Road, offering an elevated culinary journey that combines luxury ingredients with a thoughtfully curated tasting menu. Omakase, a traditional Japanese dining style meaning "I leave it up to you," is the heart of Fuloong’s dining philosophy. You trust the chef to design a tasting menu based on the season, available ingredients, and their own style. An open kitchen lets you watch the entire process. The experience at Fuloong begins with a soothing, in-house-brewed tea. Each of the 8...

Abu Dhabi has introduced a new regulation that bans outdoor advertisements for unhealthy food and drinks in the city. From now on, billboards, buses, and other public spaces will no longer promote junk food and sugary beverages. These products have been linked to rising health issues, such as obesity, diabetes, and heart disease. The rule applies to all businesses in Abu Dhabi involved in food and beverage advertising, including restaurants, cafes, retailers, and advertisers. Under this policy, only products that meet SEHHI Grades A and B can be advertised in public areas. SEHHI is a nutritional grading system that helps...