Dubai’s short-term rental market is experiencing a significant surge, with demand increasing by 30% compared to last year. This trend is driven by rising tourism and the growing preference for flexible living options. Industry experts highlight the importance of strategic property selection and the potential for high returns for investors.
Dubai is experiencing a significant influx of travelers, with record visitor numbers and busy travel periods. The Dubai Metro is extending operating hours to accommodate the increased demand, while Dubai International Airport is bracing for a surge in passengers, anticipating a peak on September 1st.
Flydubai will launch direct flights between Kerman, Iran, and Dubai, UAE, starting on September 9th. This new route will offer increased connectivity for Kerman, promoting tourism and economic opportunities for the region. The twice-weekly service is expected to expand to daily flights due to the region’s diverse offerings.
Resorts World Cruises is expanding its operations to the Middle East with the launch of its luxurious vessel, Resorts World One (RW1), in Dubai. The ship will offer six-month voyages across the Arabian Gulf and Gulf of Oman, starting November 1st. Guests can experience opulent amenities, halal-certified dining, and an exclusive all-suite enclave called ‘The Palace.’ This initiative aims to enhance Dubai’s status as a leading cruise hub and boost regional tourism.
Dubai Municipality’s recent completion of the UAE’s longest mountain trails in Hatta has positioned the region as a premier destination for adventure tourism, attracting both residents and international tourists seeking outdoor experiences and natural beauty. The 53 km of cycling routes and 33 km of walking trails cater to all levels of fitness and offer a unique blend of adventure and scenic landscapes. This development aligns with Dubai’s vision to promote sustainable travel and wellness tourism, contributing to the UAE’s growing reputation as a global destination for outdoor recreation.
The iconic Queen Elizabeth 2, now permanently docked in Mina Rashid, Dubai, offers a unique blend of historical charm and modern luxury, making it the perfect destination for memorable events, weddings, and gatherings. Discover the diverse venues, each boasting its own distinct character and stunning views of the Arabian Gulf.
Dubai is often dismissed as a superficial city, but its vibrant culture, stunning natural beauty, and diverse culinary scene offer something for everyone. From exploring the ancient streets of Old Dubai to driving your own boat along the iconic coastline, this cosmopolitan metropolis has more to offer than meets the eye.
The Sri Lanka Trade Fair Dubai 2024 is set to be a major event showcasing Sri Lankan industry and innovation to an international audience. Taking place on November 2nd and 3rd at the Crown Plaza Dubai, this event offers Sri Lankan businesses a unique opportunity to establish partnerships, explore new markets, and boost their global reach.
Dubai is poised to become the global aviation leader with the development of Al Maktoum International Airport. This £27.2 billion project will create the world’s largest airport, capable of handling 260 million passengers annually and generating housing and employment for a million people. The project is a key part of Dubai’s D33 economic agenda, aiming to attract billions in tourism investment.
Resorts World Cruises is bringing its luxurious vessel, Resorts World One RW1, to Dubai for a six-month homeporting period. Starting November 1st, the ship will offer a range of Arabian Gulf cruises, including trips to Sir Bani Yas Island, Oman, and Doha, with exclusive onboard experiences like the all-suite ‘The Palace’ concept.
