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The World’s first Museum of Candy is opening soon In Dubai

September 12, 2024181 Views

There's a new destination for candy lovers, and the attractions include free-flowing candy, a unique candy station, and a pool full of gummy goodness! Dubai is set to become home to the world's first-ever Museum of Candy, opening soon in the heart of the city. The Museum promises to be a delightful addition to Dubai's vibrant attractions. This interactive, sprawling space is dedicated to all things candy, offering a perfect blend of facts and fun for visitors of all ages. Visitors can expect a 60-90 minute experience, exploring over 15 uniquely themed rooms, each dedicated to a different type of candy. From candy canes and gummy bears to lollipops, cotton candy, macarons, ice cream, and more, there's something to satisfy every sweet craving. Highlights of the Museum...

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Real Madrid World opens in Dubai

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April 9, 2024341 Views

# The park will be home to over 40 themed experiences and attractions including the region's first wooden roller coaster, the tallest amusement ride in the world, Real Madrid trophies arena, themed restaurants and retail stores featuring exclusive personalised merchandise and more # All spread across three zones: CHAMPIONS AVENUE, CELEBRATION PLAZA and STARS AVENUE Dubai Parks and Resorts and Real Madrid C.F. have announced the much-anticipated opening of Real Madrid World (RMW), the first ever Real Madrid-themed park celebrating football and basketball the Real Madrid way. Opening at Dubai Parks and Resorts, the Middle East's largest theme park destination, the fascinating theme park will be home to over 40 original Real Madrid-themed experiences and attractions that offer all...

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Dubai achieves 23% higher visitor arrivals

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July 17, 2023895 Views

# DET stands out among international tourism boards with its keen focus and effective penetration into the Indian market # Pan-India roadshows, trade workshops, and mega FAMs have significantly contributed to higher footfalls during the summer season Ahead of the summer travel season, Dubai’s Department of Economy and Tourism (DET) dialed up its efforts to showcase the destination through B2B travel trade engagements such as trade workshops, mega familiarization trips, exhibitions, and roadshows across India, including metro cities, tier II and III markets in the first half of the year. DET aims to position Dubai as the first-choice destination for Indian travellers. Benefitting from close proximity and direct connectivity to Indian cities, DET is committed to expanding its footpr...

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Uncovering indoor gems of Dubai this summer

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July 8, 2023681 Views

From futuristic museums to heritage landmarks all soaked up in grandeur Dubai offers the best of both worlds; it is not only renowned for gaze-worthy outdoors but also boasts of a bevy of indoor activities. Make the most of the summers and immerse yourself in the city's not-to-miss indoor activities. Here are some of Dubai's captivating indoor venues for your next trip to the Destination of dreams. Museum of the Future: Allow your senses to transport you to the future this summer. The Museum of the Future is an architectural wonder that displays futuristic accomplishments driven by innovation. Immerse yourself in a once-in-a-lifetime tryst with tomorrow! This cutting-edge, 30,000 square mt worldwide intellectual powerhouse is a portal to the future where you ma...

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Khiri Travel wins twice at International Travel Awards in Dubai

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June 21, 2023534 Views

Khiri Travel has won “Best Sustainable Tourism Company - Thailand” and “Best Destination Management Company - Thailand” at the 2023 International Travel Awards held in Dubai on 17 June. Award organisers, UAE-based Golden Tree, said: “Khiri Travel has shown itself as a brilliant representative of excellent services in the global tourism industry.” The annual awards are voted by guests, travellers and travel industry players alike. Over a hundred thousand international travellers and tourism industry professionals vote to select the winners across all categories each year. Acknowledging the two awards, Willem Niemeijer, CEO and Founder of Khiri Travel, which is celebrating 30 years of DMC operations this year, said: “Two international travel awards in one evening is testament t...

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Dubai’s next big thing! A $5 billion man-made ‘moon’

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May 20, 2023940 Views

Who says you cannot reach for the moon? A proposed $5 billion real estate project wants to take skyscraper-studded Dubai to new heights — by bringing a symbol of the heavens down to Earth. Canadian entrepreneur Michael Henderson envisions building a 274-meter (900-foot) replica of the moon atop a 30-meter (100-foot) building in Dubai, already home to the world’s tallest building and other architectural wonders. Henderson’s project, dubbed MOON, may sound out of this world, but it could easily fit in this futuristic city-state. Dubai already has a red-hot real estate market, fueled by the wealthy who fled restrictions imposed in their home countries during the coronavirus pandemic and Russians seeking refuge amid Moscow’s war on Ukraine. This artist rendering shows the $5 billion ...

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Flashy Dubai will cash in on a World Cup a short flight away

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October 30, 2022222 Views

The FIFA World Cup may be bringing as many as 1.2 million fans to Qatar, but the nearby flashy emirate of Dubai is also looking to cash in on the major sports tournament taking place just a short flight away. Some soccer fan clubs have already said they’ll be commuting to Qatar during the cup on 45-minute flights from Dubai, the skyscraper-studded, beachfront city-state in the United Arab Emirates. Other fans plan to sleep on cruise ships or camp out in the desert amid a feverish rush for rooms in Doha. A man passes by a Qatar FIFA World Cup merchandise display at the Al Maktoum Airport on Oct. 27, 2022 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. (AP Photo/Kamran Jebreili) Dubai’s airlines, bars, restaurants, shopping malls and other attractions now hope to benefit, further boosting their re...

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Inflation hits Dubai’s कड़क चाय, a beloved national staple

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August 25, 2022789 Views

From Mustafa Moeen’s spot behind the counter, he sees the many faces of Dubai. They come — tired, hungry, stressed out — for a respite and a cup of karak. Laborers stop on the way to work. Cab drivers linger after long shifts. Emiratis cruise by on midnight joyrides. A cup of milky sweet tea to ease the burden of the day, customers say, long priced at just 1 dirham, a bit less than 30 U.S. cents. But now, as supply chain shortages and Russia’s war on Ukraine lead to price spikes on everything from breakfast sandwiches in Manhattan to chicken tinga in Mexico, Dubai tea sellers are bumping up prices of what’s informally considered the national drink of the United Arab Emirates. Moeen says he had no choice but to raise the price to 1.50 dirhams, or just over 40 cents. An Indian tea ...

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Qantas can impact recovery of Dubai and Abu Dhabi airports

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May 24, 2022691 Views

New long haul flights could result in less layover and stopover traffic in UAE The United Arab Emirates’ (UAE) aviation sector will likely find Qantas’ continuing announcements of direct long-haul routes concerning as they eliminate the need for layovers and stopovers, says GlobalData. According to the leading data and analytics company, full-service passenger airline revenue in the UAE is forecast to reach 95% of pre-pandemic (2019) levels in 2022. A significant reason for this strong recovery timeline is Abu Dhabi and Dubai’s status as major multi-stop hubs for global airline traffic. Ralph Hollister, Travel and Tourism Analyst at GlobalData, comments: “Abu Dhabi and Dubai are major layover and stopover destinations for flights between Europe and Australia. This type of traffic ha...

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Vegas, Macau…Dubai? Global casinos raise bets on gambling in the Gulf

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April 13, 2022383 Views

It's been the subject of quiet speculation among diplomats and executives for years, but now global casino bosses are setting their sights on a once improbable prize: gambling in the United Arab Emirates Ras Al Khaimah, one of the smaller and lesser-known of the seven emirates, said earlier this year that it planned to regulate gaming in some resorts. On the same day, Las Vegas casino giant Wynn Resorts said it would build a resort licensed for gaming, or gambling, on a man-made island. The announcements could mark a watershed moment for the Gulf, a region that has traditionally imposed stricter Islamic rules than other parts of the Middle East, and one where gambling has long been off-limits. FILE PHOTO: A general view of the luxury Burj al-Arab Hotel at Jumeirah area in Dubai, ...