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New Year’s Eve in Dubai never fails to amaze, and 2025–26 is set to be one of the city’s most spectacular celebrations yet. From world-famous fireworks at the Burj Khalifa and Burj Al Arab to glamorous gala dinners, beach parties, and family-friendly festivities, Dubai turns the last night of the year into a citywide celebration. Whether you’re looking for luxury dining, iconic NYE fireworks, live concerts, or a lively countdown by the water, NYE in Dubai offers something for every style of celebration. It’s no surprise that thousands travel here each year just to experience the magic. If you’re planning...

If your love language is café-hopping, you’ve landed in the right city. Dubai’s coffee scene is buzzing with energy, and the latest wave of new cafés is bringing more than just aesthetic vibes. From minimalist Kyoto-inspired brews to couture-style cappuccinos and purpose-driven spaces that make your flat white feel meaningful, the city’s newest openings are raising the bar on café culture. But here’s the fun part: these cafés aren’t just Instagrammable backdrops. They’re destinations worth showing up for, yes, even before noon. And trust us, number 6 will make you want to swap your usual weekend spot instantly. Scroll on...

The top figures of global football are coming to Dubai in 2026, as the city prepares to host the FIFA Best Awards. FIFA confirmed it will bring its annual ceremony to the city, celebrating the top players and coaches in the world. Many fans see it as football’s version of the Academy Awards, where the biggest names share the spotlight. Past editions of FIFA Best Awards have honoured some of the most watched players. Lionel Messi was named the Best Men’s Player in both 2022 and 2023, following standout seasons when he won the World Cup with Argentina and demonstrated...

A new cycling trail for kids is now open in Dubai, and it’s a great option for parents looking for outdoor activities that feel safe and easy to fit into family routines. Located inside Mushrif National Park, Young Rangers Cycling Trail is the first child-focused cycling trail of its kind in the Middle East. It's reserved for young cyclists under the age of 12. It stretches for 1.5 km through Mushrif’s forest landscape, surrounded by Ghaf trees that create a calm and shaded environment, which helps parents feel more comfortable letting their kids ride freely without pressure from older cyclists....