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Starting January 1, 2026, there will be some important changes to the UAE's VAT regulations that businesses and taxpayers need to know about. The Ministry of Finance has introduced these changes through Federal Decree-Law No. (16) of 2025, aiming to make the tax process simpler and more efficient. 1. No More Self-Invoices for Reverse Charge Mechanism One of the key updates is that businesses will no longer need to issue self-invoices when using the reverse charge mechanism. Instead, they’ll only need to keep supporting documents related to transactions. This will simplify the process, cut down on paperwork, and make it...

Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) is stepping up its game to make commuting easier and faster for everyone in the city. The latest innovation is a new platform called ‘Data Drive – Clear Guide’, designed to provide real-time traffic solutions and make those frustrating traffic jams a thing of the past. This high-tech platform doesn’t just analyze current traffic conditions; it also looks at data from the past five years, which helps to predict and manage congestion more effectively. Whether it’s road conditions, speed, or traffic patterns, the platform takes into account all the factors that affect the flow...

British ska-pop pioneers MADNESS are heading to Dubai. The band is scheduled to perform live at Dubai Media City Amphitheatre on Saturday, November 22, 2025. Known for their unmistakable two-tone sound and energetic performances, MADNESS will bring decades of chart-topping music to the UAE stage. Formed in 1976, MADNESS rose to fame during the late '70s and early '80s ska revival in the UK. They’ve since become one of the most enduring and recognisable names in British pop, still performing today with six of the original seven members. Fans attending the Dubai concert can expect a full-throttle show packed with...

Dubai is no stranger to global food — the city’s dining scene is packed with flavors from around the world. But a new restaurant in DIFC is putting a different spin on it. Say hello to Uncut, a spot that brings something fresh to the table: third-culture cuisine. So, what exactly is third-culture cuisine? It’s the kind of food that reflects the lives of people who grew up outside of their parents’ home countries — people who were raised between cultures, often juggling different traditions, tastes, and languages. Their identity is a mix, and their food reflects that.    ...

If your idea of a good weekend involves fresh air, motivated people, and a post-run juice in hand, you’ll want to hear about this. There’s a free run in Dubai happening this Sunday, February 15, and it makes waking up early actually worth it. Spartan Run Club x Joe & The Juice are teaming up for a special morning 5km session at Jumeirah Park. The session begins at 7 AM, right before the city fully wakes up. It’s open to everyone, so whether you’re walking, jogging, or chasing a new personal best, you’ll fit right in. Runners will loop around...

If you live in Jumeirah Village Circle (JVC) or often park there, there’s an important update you need to know about. Paid parking in this area officially begins on March 16 as Dubai expands its digital parking system across residential areas. Drivers parking on the streets in JVC will now need to pay hourly fees through PARKONIC, a ticketless parking system already used in several parts of Dubai. Instead of parking meters or paper tickets, the system uses number plate recognition, with parking linked directly to your vehicle. Hourly fees depend on the time of day and apply daily, including...

The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) has announced the approval of a new “one-stop” travel system aimed at making cross-border travel easier for citizens of member states. The pilot phase of this system will begin in December 2025, with air travel between the UAE and Bahrain as the first stage. This initiative mirrors the coordination model of the European Union’s Schengen Area, focusing on simplifying travel by reducing the time spent on immigration, customs, and security checks. Under this new system, travelers will undergo all necessary checks at a single checkpoint upon arrival, eliminating the need for multiple inspections. If the...

Dubai has announced its eventful 2025 calendar, packed with festivals, mega sales, cultural celebrations, and entertainment experiences. Whether you’re a resident or a tourist, there’s something to look forward to throughout the year —  from massive shopping sprees to iconic cultural events. Here’s a guide to what you can expect: Major Shopping and Retail Events in Dubai in 2025 Dubai Shopping Festival (December 6, 2024 – January 12, 2025): The iconic festival concludes with deals from 25% to 90% off across 3,000+ stores, alongside drone shows and live performances. 3-Day Super Sale (May & November): Two weekends of discounts of...

Spinneys Dubai 92 Cycle Challenge is back for its 16th edition. One of the most anticipated fitness events in the city, the race is held in partnership with Dubai Sports Council, and brings together serious cyclists, hobby riders, families, and teams across multiple categories. The main 92km race is scheduled for Sunday, February 15, 2026, and will take place at Expo City Dubai. Major city roads will close off for the event, giving cyclists a rare chance to take on Dubai’s wide-open streets — traffic-free.     View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Spinneys Dubai 92...

Dubai’s coffee scene welcomes a new addition this Friday (August 1). Julith Coffee & Roastery is opening its doors in Al Quoz with a full concept that blends roastery, brew lounge, and social workspace in one thoughtfully designed venue. Julith is a homegrown brand, developed for those who appreciate slow coffee, considered design, and community-driven spaces. Its name is short for “just like this” — a nod to its simple, grounded approach to coffee and connection.     View this post on Instagram   A post shared by @julith.coffee Every cup at Julith begins with beans roasted on-site by Turkish...