Author: Dubai Edited

Dubai will host a series of cultural, community and lifestyle activities during Ramadan as part of the Season of Wulfa. The programme offers residents and visitors opportunities to engage with the Holy Month through shared rituals, reflection, creativity and participation across everyday spaces. The experiences span religious, wellness, retail and cultural settings, reflecting how Ramadan is lived across Dubai today through moments of gathering, generosity, movement and cultural expression that unfold across the city. SAMRA – Under the Same Moon About: SAMRA’s Ramadan campaign presents an immersive in-store experience centred on hospitality, craftsmanship, and cultural symbolism. Across participating locations, visitors…

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Weekend highlights included headline talks, immersive wellness experiences and live musical performances adding to the success of the region’s largest wellness festival The Kayan Wellness Festival has concluded its second edition, welcoming over 14,000 visitors to Abu Dhabi’s Fahid Island from 6 to 8 February 2026. The region’s largest wellness festival attracted wellness enthusiasts from across the globe for a programme spanning themed zones: The Mind, The Body, The Soul, and The Heart, as well as the Longevity Hub. Across these areas, participants engaged in talks, meditations and workshops led by wellness experts. The festival featured a powerful lineup of global…

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Al Ghurair Foods has announced a set of strategic developments on the opening day of Gulfood 2026, outlining its next stage of growth. The plan focuses on value-added ingredients, stronger supply chains, and expansion into new international markets. The announcements include the launch of PURL, a new food ingredients brand, and a $20 million investment in a meat coating systems plant in the UAE. These steps reflect the company’s move beyond commodity processing towards integrated ingredient solutions for food manufacturers in the region and overseas. Commenting on the announcements made at Gulfood, Turgut Yegenaga, CEO, Al Ghurair Foods, said:”This next…

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Dubai has become one of the most popular winter destinations, and its beach club scene continues to grow each year. On a recent visit in late November, a full week was spent exploring one beach club per day. With prices rising and choices expanding, this guide highlights five well-known beach clubs and assesses whether they are worth the time and cost. Drift Beach Drift Beach stood out as the strongest experience overall. The venue is visually striking from the entrance through to the pool and surrounding areas. Service is consistent, with staff easy to reach throughout the day. Facilities are…

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During Ramadan, Barceló Hotel Group is offering a range of Iftar dining experiences and stay options across its properties. Guests can choose from city hotels and serviced residences, with settings designed for rest, shared meals, and time with family and friends. At Barceló Al Jaddaf, guests can stay in deluxe rooms at special Ramadan rates and dine at the Grand Iftar buffet at B-Heaven. The buffet includes live cooking stations, a family-friendly layout, and views across the Dubai skyline. Barceló Residences Dubai Marina offers serviced apartments for guests planning a longer stay. The property provides modern facilities and access to…

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Ras Al Khaimah Art 2026 Festival is now under way at Al Jazeera Al Hamra Heritage Village. The festival runs until 8 February and features work from 106 artists representing 49 nationalities. Each weekend explores a different theme, with this year’s opening focus on ‘Civilizations’. The festival enters its second weekend from 23 to 25 January with a programme designed for families and pet owners. Visitors can take part in workshops, tours, outdoor activities and live performances, all set within the historic village setting. The Hidden Table The second weekend continues with The Hidden Table, a series of dining experiences…

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Choosing a beach club in Dubai isn’t just about sunbeds anymore—it’s about identity. Are you a sunset dancer, a quiet reader, a foodie explorer, or a family-first planner? Over the past few years, the city has built a remarkably effective leisure ecosystem, where every shoreline comes with its own personality and promise. Think of Dubai’s beach clubs like streaming platforms: the content looks similar at first glance, but once you dig deeper, each offers a strikingly different “genre.” Below is your insider guide—designed to help you book smarter, linger longer, and spend better. Best for High-Energy Party Days Nikki Beach…

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