Sharjah’s Big Transport Project: First Details on Al Taawun Tunnel Plan

Another weekend is here, and there are plenty of reasons to get out and explore the UAE. From major concerts and comedy shows to football fan zones, family attractions, unique experiences, and new dining spots, this weekend's lineup has something for every mood. Whether you're planning a night out with friends, a family day, or simply looking for something different to do, here are some of the best things happening across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and beyond. Live Shows & Music Angham Live in Dubai Few artists can fill a venue quite like Angham. The beloved singer returns to Dubai this...

Your Sharjah to Dubai commute could get faster soon. Sharjah has announced plans for a new dual underground tunnel beneath Al Taawun Road, one of the busiest commuter routes between the two emirates. The first details of this huge project are already out. Location: along the route from Al Taawun Street to Al Nahda Bridge in Dubai Traffic plan: two separate underground routes The project focuses on reducing congestion on one of the busiest Sharjah-Dubai commuter corridors. The Al Taawun tunnel should also make trips to Expo Centre Sharjah faster. No opening date has been announced yet. Al Taawun Road...

Another weekend is here, and there are plenty of reasons to get out and explore the UAE. From major concerts and comedy shows to football fan zones, family attractions, unique experiences, and new dining spots, this weekend's lineup has something for every mood. Whether you're planning a night out with friends, a family day, or simply looking for something different to do, here are some of the best things happening across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and beyond. Live Shows & Music Angham Live in Dubai Few artists can fill a venue quite like Angham. The beloved singer returns to Dubai this...

Paper invoices and PDF attachments may soon become less common in the UAE. The country is preparing to introduce mandatory e-invoicing. You probably already receive digital invoices when shopping online, booking flights, paying utility bills, or using telecom services. Starting in 2026, more businesses will begin doing the same. The UAE plans to introduce e-invoicing in stages: July 1, 2026: Businesses with annual revenue above AED 50 million January 2027: Businesses with annual revenue below AED 50 million Late 2027: Business-to-government transactions January 2028: Full implementation across all segments projected Curious what future payments could look like? The UAE is...