We’re giving you an inside look into the diaries of team Time Out Dubai, to find out what we’ve got in store for Eid Al Fitr ...

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Overlooking the Persian Gulf from its perch between Jumeirah's shore and the Palm Jumeirah ... modeled after the sails that have graced Dubai's waterways all these years – shelters a world ...

This March 31, gather your crew and head to Aloft Palm Jumeirah for a feast-worthy celebration with an all-you-can-eat buffet, beachside beats by our live DJ, and jaw-dropping views of the Burj Al ...

Tucked away on the second floor of the Kempinski hotel, a lantern-lit pathway lined ... the restaurant and its spectacular daytime views. Address: St. Regis Dubai, The Palm, Palm Jumeirah Of course ...

Dubai Festivals and Retail Establishment (DFRE), an agency of Dubai’s Department of Economy and Tourism (DET), is responsible ...

How much do 3 bedroom apartments cost on average in Jumeirah Heights? According to the last 6 months' listings on Bayut, a 3 bedroom flat for sale in Jumeirah Heights has an average asking price of ...

Festivities to include diverse cultural, entertainment, dining and shopping experiences, curated by DFRE, from 25 March to 6 ...

And relaaax… If you’ve done the iftars, you’ve seen the cannons and now you’re looking to head on a little break for Eid Al Fitr, but don’t want to hop on a plane or drive too far, we’ve rounded up ...

If skiing does not capture the grandparents’ imagination, the hotel is connected to Mall of the Emirates with more than 700 stores, and the bright lights of Dubai beckon beyond. kempinski.com Set on a ...

The Dubai real estate sector recorded AED17.28bn ($4.7bn) of transactions last week, according to data from the Land Department. Sales transactions dominated the figures, with AED12.91bn ($3.5bn), ...

The hoodie wasn't any regular sweatshirt, at least not in the eyes of Gen Alpha. It was a Pink Palm Puff — a new obsession of tween and teen girls reminiscent of the Stanley water bottle craze.