Dubai Parks and Resorts has announced a temporary closure, with visitors advised to stay updated on reopening schedules. While the move may affect short-term plans, Dubai’s tourism sector continues to demonstrate resilience, adapting quickly to ensure a smooth experience for visitors.
Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan melts hearts in Dubai after a video of him warmly greeting a restaurant chef goes viral. Fans praise his humility and charm, highlighting how Dubai continues to attract global celebrities to its luxury dining and entertainment scene.
Read MoreDubai Shopping Festival 2025 returns from December 5, 2025, to January 11, 2026, with mega discounts, entertainment shows, fireworks, and daily prizes including Nissan cars and a Dh400,000 jackpot. Experience Dubai’s biggest retail and entertainment celebration this winter.
Read MoreDubai’s iconic fountain is set to dazzle once again! After a five-month renovation, the Dubai Fountain will reopen in early October with advanced lighting, upgraded water choreography, improved sound, and expanded viewing areas — promising a breathtaking new experience for visitors.
Read MoreGlobal Village Dubai has unveiled VIP Packs for its milestone 30th season, offering luxury perks like VIP entry, parking, Wonder Pass credits, and more. One lucky buyer will win a hidden Dh30,000 prize, adding excitement ahead of the park’s grand reopening on 15 October 2025.
Read MoreDubai Tourism launches its new campaign “Dubai, Who’s Ready?” starring Korean actors Park Seo‑jun, Choi Woo‑shik, and Park Hyung‑sik. The film showcases Dubai’s vibrant attractions through their adventure, aiming to attract Asian travelers with a mix of culture, fun, and star power.
Read MoreDubai’s Global Village 2025 is back with its biggest season yet, featuring over 90 countries, thrilling rides, live shows, and a cultural showcase like no other. From street food to stage performances, this multicultural festival park is where the world meets in one unforgettable experience.
Read MoreBollywood actor Archana Puran Singh and her family were scammed during their Dubai trip after booking a fake indoor skydiving experience online. They lost thousands of rupees when the venue had no record of their reservation. Despite the setback, the family continued their vacation with positivity.
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