Dubai

Dubai: Construction of Al Maktoum International Airport (DWC) is accelerating, with another AED55 billion — about $14.9 billion — in major contracts expected to be awarded before the end of

Dubai: Dubai International Airport (DXB) is gradually introducing advanced security scanners that allow passengers to keep laptops, liquids and other permitted items inside their hand luggage during screening. Dubai Airports

Dubai: Tenants in Dubai could soon get a new way to manage one of their biggest yearly expenses. A proposed “Rent Now, Pay Later” service is expected to launch in

Dubai: One of Dubai’s most recognisable landmarks, the Museum of the Future, will temporarily close from September 1, 2026, as work begins on what it calls its “next generation of

Dubai: Dubai Municipality has become the first government entity worldwide to receive international certification for climate-resilient stormwater management, according to Emirates News Agency. The certification recognises compliance with the ISO

Dubai: Dubai Municipality has opened a 102-metre bridge at Mushrif National Park, creating a safer continuous route for mountain bikers and hikers through Dubai’s largest forest. The bridge connects two

Dubai: The Hassyan seawater reverse-osmosis project has entered operation in stages, with Block A already commissioned at 60 million imperial gallons per day (MIGD). DEWA said in its latest H1

Dubai: Al Maktoum International Airport is set to get what Mitsubishi Heavy Industries describes as the world’s largest airport Automated People Mover system, spanning approximately 50 kilometres and connecting nine

Dubai: More than 425,000 homes currently under construction have already been sold, highlighting strong absorption of Dubai’s future housing supply. According to a market analysis by fäm Properties, 425,863 of

Dubai: Around 70% of tenants have moved out of Dubai’s famous Toyota Building on Sheikh Zayed Road, following disruptions to electricity supply, according to the building management. The property, officially