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Dubai Marina has more restaurants per square kilometre than almost anywhere else in the city. It also has more mediocre ones, places that survive on footfall, v
The thing nobody tells you about doing Dubai with children is that the city was, in many ways, built for exactly this. The indoor parks are world-class. The bea
Every year, a percentage of people arriving in Dubai are underprepared for the immigration process. Not because it's complicated, it's actually one of the more
Dubai in summer divides people into two camps. There are those who leave - long holiday, visit family, escape to somewhere with a functioning relationship wit
There's a particular pattern to how Dubai residents engage with the rest of the UAE. They do the desert safari once, usually for visitors. They get to Fujairah
Every person who's lived in Dubai longer than six months has had the conversation. Someone in the group chat suggests a day out. Someone else says "what about F
My expectations for new Dubai hotel announcements have a ceiling now. You've seen the cycle enough times if you've lived here, the renders drop, someone uses th
I have spent more Friday afternoons than I care to count sitting at a table I didn't love, eating food I didn't choose, watching the clock and wondering how AED
If you've had a running list of Dubai restaurants you keep meaning to try but haven't because the bill always gives you pause - May 1 is your moment. Dubai Res
Global Village is back. After being shut for nearly seven weeks following the regional situation earlier this year, it reopened on April 20, and for anyone who
Eid Al Adha is almost here, and if you're in Dubai, you're looking at one of the longest breaks of the year. Arafah Day falls on Tuesday May 26, Eid runs Wednes
Billionaire Dubai has been one of those venues that divides people cleanly. Half the city has it on their list as a non-negotiable special occasion. The other h