The history buffs among you will know that the UAE’s largest city was at one point a small fishing village in the desert. It is fascinating to look at old Dubai in pictures and see just how much the ...

It’s time to check out some alternative sports. It’s important ... With classes at multiple locations around the city you can make use of the hydro equipment to work towards your goals.

IIWhat’s so special about Dubai is that it is home to the world’s tallest tower, one of the world’s largest shopping malls ...

Getty Images Roads near some of Dubai's most famous landmarks were inundated within hours The city's top attractions - largely indoors to protect from the searing heat - struggled to handle the ...

With less than 100 days to go, event organisers are working closely with the Dubai Sports Council and the city’s relevant government departments to put the final building blocks in place for the ...

Registrations are still open… Get ready to pedal through Dubai’s iconic skyline this weekend for the beloved annual Dubai Ride 2024 . Taking place on Sunday, 10 November, the iconic cycling event is ...

As the year winds down, Dubai welcomes guests and residents to ring in 2025 with a dazzling lineup of events, seasonal attractions, unforgettable shows, and breathtaking New Year’s ...

An X user compared Singapore's relaxed lifestyle and strong healthcare with Dubai's luxury and business opportunities.

The course will be well-marked and traffic-free, with support from Dubai Police and RTA. Image Credit: Plus500 City Half Marathon Dubai Dubai: The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has issued a ...

Dubai’s plan ... offerings compared to city views, they tend to get better rental returns and capital growth. “Waterfront properties offer another level of appeal, with scenic views, lifestyle ...

Dubai is a popular family ... and water sports rentals for older kids. Build sandcastles, play beach games, picnic, or just let the kids burn off energy enjoying the sun, sand, and surf. Children’s ...

it’s also exposing the limitations of Dubai’s infrastructure. The city is home to 3.8 million now, and that’s expected to surge to 5.8 million by 2040.