New regulations, visa changes and initiatives come into effect in UAE
From 1 October, residents of the United Arab Emirates will be facing several important changes, including new regulations, health initiatives and outdoor activities. Starting Tuesday, a new artificial intelligence-based traffic monitoring system will go live in Ajman. Drivers will be recorded by cameras for mobile phone
New bridge opened in Dubai
The Dubai Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) announced on Monday the opening of a new bridge on Al Khail Road between Al Khamila and Hessa Street junctions to improve traffic towards Deira. The two-lane bridge is capable of carrying 3,200 vehicles per hour. The project also
UAE to transform six hotels into a single luxury resort
One of the largest property developers Aldar and international hotel chain IHG Hotels & Resorts have announced plans to redevelop six hotels on Yas Island in Abu Dhabi and combine them into a giant luxury resort with beach access. IHG Hotels & Resorts currently operates 33
Dubai Miracle Garden opens its doors to guests
Dubai's favourite family theme park and the world's largest flower garden, Dubai Miracle Garden (DMG), opens its doors to guests. The 13th season kicked off on 28 September. DMG officials said the entrance fee has been made cheaper for UAE residents. By presenting an Emirates ID,
New Relax Zone launched at Dubai Airport
Dubai International Airport (DXB) has opened a spacious new lounge in Terminal 2 with a quiet relaxation area designed specifically for people with special needs. The lounge is the world's first dedicated space for people with disabilities. It is spacious enough to accommodate wheelchairs and has
Red Bull stuntman makes stunning jump in Abu Dhabi
Red Bull stuntman Sebastian Alvarez was the first athlete in the world to make a stunning helicopter jump and land on the highest artificial wave at Surf Abu Dhabi surf club in the capital of the United Arab Emirates. The athlete set a world record and
UAE residents urged to prepare for weather fluctuations
Residents of the United Arab Emirates should prepare for unpredictable fluctuations in weather conditions characteristic of the changing seasons, said Dr Ahmed Habib from the National Centre for Meteorology (NCM). He said that during the off-season, temperatures will drop by an average of 5℃ between September