Rugby fans will be in their element this September and October, as the Rugby World Cup takes place across France. From Friday 8 September to Saturday 28 October, you can catch all the action of the world's biggest rugby tournament at Emirates Golf Club Pavilion and Lawn, with every thrilling match screened live on the big screens. Entry to the Pavilion and Lawn is free and open to all ages, but if you want to secure a prime position, be sure to book a table package in advance. Get into the spirit of the tournament, with prices starting at AED 495

Call up the Kens and Barbies in your life and get set to rejoice as you can now dance the night away. Dubai's first and only disco roller-skating destination, RollDXB, is hosting a Barbie Night this week and it's everything your Barbie dreams are made of.  Join the team on August 23, 25, 26, and 27th, and get ready to glide into your best Barbie Life.   Prepare to be transported into a world of neon lights, sparkling disco balls, and groovy beats, all while channeling your favorite childhood icon, Barbie.  Show off your Barbie-inspired outfit, (think pink, and all things shimmer) for a chance to win

Dubai International (DXB) celebrates a significant milestone in its recovery with passenger traffic for the first half of the year surpassing 2019 levels. The world’s busiest international hub welcomed 41.6m guests in H1, just over 100%, compared to the traffic recorded during the first six months of 2019. DXB registered a robust performance throughout the second quarter, during which passenger traffic surged by 42.7% year on year to reach 20.3m.May was the busiest month during Q2 with 6.9mguests. Propelled by a strong Q2, DXB’s H1 traffic totalled 41.6mguests, up 49.1% compared to27.9m recorded in H1 2022. “It’s been a rewarding first half

Dubai's rise as one of the world’s best cities to live and work has been underpinned by a sustainability strategy that prioritises harmony with nature. At the core of this strategy is a commitment to optimising the use of the emirate’s natural resources. An ambitious water reclamation programme, spearheaded by Dubai Municipality for over five decades, has been a crucial component of the city’s efforts to prudently manage its ecological assets. The programme has seen Dubai achieving an impressive water reuse rate of 90% and significantly curbing its reliance on desalinated water and groundwater. By 2030, Dubai aims to increase recycled

City Social House is proud to introduce Jazz by City, an extraordinary dining experience nestled on the 44th floor. Conceptualised by the esteemed celebrity Chef Jason Atherton, Jazz by City promises to take you on an exceptional night on the town with its New York-style grill cuisine, soulful jazz melodies, and stunning view of the glittering Dubai skyline. The venue seamlessly embodies a fusion of calming melodies, mixology, and culinary flair. The stylish interiors, decked in a warmcolour scheme and artistic poise, create an engaging and visually captivating experience for you and your party.The beautiful space, adorned with musical artwork frames

The international humanitarian community converged at Dubai's International Humanitarian City (IHC) today to observe World Humanitarian Day 2023. Heldin an atmosphere charged with dedication and resolve, the gathering resonated with the theme of #NoMatterWhat, as declared by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA). Giuseppe Saba, CEO of IHC, stated: "Today, on World Humanitarian Day, we remember the 20th anniversary of the tragic attack on the UN headquarters in Baghdad. This solemn occasion honours the 22 UN staff members who lost their lives, and the numerous aid workers who were injured. At Dubai's International Humanitarian City, we

Sharjah has recorded real estate transactions worth AED1.9 billion in July 2023, according to the monthly report issued by Sharjah Real Estate Registration Department. The department executed a total of 2,783 transactions of which 684 were sales transactions across 96 areas, distributed over the various regions of the emirate, and with more than 6 million square feet of traded area. Important tributary of economy Such growth and development in the real estate market in Sharjah throughout the years, are due to the strategy of the Sharjah government to diversify sources of income, making it an important tributary of the economy in the emirate. In

Legendary footballer Ronaldo de Assis Moreira, commonly known as Ronaldinho, was spotted residing in the opulent Presidential Suite at Marriott Resort Palm Jumeirah yesterday 16th August. Furthermore, he was seen last night enjoying a sumptuous feast at the neighbourhood favourite and authentic Italian restaurant Cucina, situated in the resort. Rumour had it he ordered a selection of the restaurant's signature pasta, made on-site in the venue's very own pasta room—and showing his good taste, he topped it off with a delicious serving of gelato.

TV presenter and Media Personality Shaxnoza Sayyidi was crowned and hailed as Miss Planet UAE. The 26-year old Dubai resident is set to compete at the global Miss Planet competition to be held in Cambodia in November 2023.  Miss Planet is a beauty competition advocating for the preservation of planet Earth, protecting animal welfare and raising awareness on climate change issues.  Miss Planet International pursues the fulfillment of the United Nations' sustainable development goals. The competition's core values are ending war and violence while promoting peace; embracing multiculturalism; promoting education; ending poverty and promoting ethical economic progress; and supporting clean renewable energy. Commenting

As residents return from their summer vacation, DXB, the world’s biggest international airport, is getting ready to welcome 3.3 million travellers over the next 13-day period. With average daily traffic reaching 258,000 guests, August 26 and 27 are expected to be the busiest with culminated traffic of over half a million guests.  Dubai Airports is working closely with airlines, control authorities, and commercial and service partners to ensure a seamless airport journey for guests. Here are DXB’s top tips for arriving guests: Travellers between the ages of 4 and 12 can use dedicated passport control counters to independently stamp their passports upon arrival at Terminals