Day: February 10, 2025

Emirates Post is one of three named on the bad list… As part of a project to ensure governmental operations remain transparent, accountable and efficient – His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai has revealed three best and worst-performing public office departments for
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Looking for some fun things to do in Dubai this week? Head for a fun Valentine’s Day date with your partner, catch a hilarious performance of Harry Potter, or meet up over a business lunch at a What’s On favourite… Here are 8 fun things to do in Dubai this week Monday, February 10 Will
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Support your favourite brands in the business now… While What’s On is your most trusted source for discovering the top happenings in Abu Dhabi, we’re always keen to know the places that you, our amazing readers, love to go to. Which is why the What’s On Abu Dhabi Awards is always voted for by you, the
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The t-word is a regular topic in Dubai, but things look to be getting better… If you’re reading this, traffic is likely a daily occurrence in your life. But good news, things do seem to be getting better. Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) says it has slashed traffic by 60% in some areas after
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Growing population, rising demand and increasing Dubai property prices… Property prices in Dubai are predicted to continue to rise over the next two to three years, it has been reported by The National. The cost of renting is also presumed to increase as the number of people looking for properties to rent or buy outweighs
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The numbers are in… There’s zero doubt that tourists love flocking to Dubai, and nothing can cement this further than the numbers that were announced by the Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism (DET). According to the tourism board, Dubai welcomed 18.72 million international overnight visitors from January to December 2024. It marks a nine
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