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As Ramadan approaches, JA The Resort at Jebel Ali Beach will offer a range of dining and stay experiences across its three properties, centred on shared meals, quiet reflection, and time spent together. Located along the coastline opposite Palm Jebel Ali, the resort will host daily iftars, late-night suhoors, and overnight stays that allow guests
Novotel Dubai Al Barsha will offer a range of iftar options during Ramadan, designed to suit different ways of marking the holy month. The hotel will focus on shared meals, flexible settings, and simple planning for guests who wish to gather with family, friends, or colleagues. Guests can join a buffet-style iftar at the hotel’s
Al Habtoor Polo Resort will mark the month of Ramadan with a programme of dining and stay options set within its polo field surroundings. The resort will offer open-air iftars, private dining arrangements, and quiet overnight stays designed to support reflection, family time, and shared meals. Throughout Ramadan, the resort will host evening iftars on
Rixos The Palm Dubai Hotel & Suites will mark Valentine’s Day with a series of beachfront dining experiences focused on shared time and relaxed luxury. The resort will offer set dinner packages on 14 February, designed for couples who wish to spend the evening by the sea with food, drinks, and added comforts included. The
During Ramadan, Park Regis Kris Kin Hotel Dubai will serve a daily iftar at Kris With A View, its rooftop restaurant overlooking the city. Located above the main urban districts, the venue offers open skyline views that provide a quiet setting for guests to break their fast. The iftar menu is presented as a buffet
Lucky Voice at Grand Millennium Hotel Dubai will host a Frat Party night inspired by classic college house parties. The event takes cues from shared dorm life, late nights, and informal social gatherings, with a focus on music, games, and group participation. The Frat Party will take place on Friday, January 30, starting at 7:00
During Ramadan, voco Bonnington is offering a dedicated iftar menu at Author’s Lounge. Guests can break their fast in a relaxed indoor setting, available daily from sunset until 8:00 pm. The set menu is priced at AED 149 per person and includes three courses, served with traditional Ramadan drinks. The menu has been created for
By Ahmed Al Khaja, CEO, Dubai Festivals and Retail Establishment (DFRE) As the 31st edition of Dubai Shopping Festival comes to a close, it offers more than strong footfall and sales figures. It provides a clear example of how modern cities can design festivals that drive economic value, support culture, and remain resilient in how
Palm Jumeirah is increasingly being compared to the Maldives by international travellers seeking beachside luxury, but at a lower overall cost. While overwater villas in the Maldives often start at around $1,500 per night, luxury hotels and resorts on Palm Jumeirah typically range between $450 and $600 per night, while offering broader access to dining,
Saturdays in Dubai are known for brunch, but BRUNCH:ED at ME by Meliá Dubai’s Terrace Restaurant takes a more considered approach. Set against the Business Bay skyline with views of the Burj Khalifa, the brunch focuses on comfort, balance and a pace that suits a long afternoon. The terrace setting plays a key role in
