The construction sector maintained a remarkable growth in Dubai, with a value addition of AED16 billion ($4.36 billion) in H1 2025, said a report.
Dubai’s distinguished design and architecture competition returns for its third year, once again spotlighting the city’s most extraordinary residences, homes that define how the world’s elite live, design, and think about space.
The aquarium at Atlantis, The Palm has been transformed into the Lost World Aquarium, set to open on October 27. This marine-themed entertainment destination combines animal habitats, advanced technology, storytelling, live mermaid performances, and educational programmes for all ages.
Gitex Global is set to reshape the global tech events calendar with an all-new 2026 edition that hopes to take the world’s largest tech and AI show to a new dimension of innovation, business, and lifestyle experiences.
The 19th edition of Dubai Airshow, to be held in November under the theme ‘The Future is Here,’ will spotlight advancements in sustainability, AI-powered innovation, advanced mobility and next-generation talent development.
Global Village will return on October 15, 2025, for Season 30 with new features and enhancements. This season, guests can explore the new Gardens of the World, located between the Egypt and Iran pavilions, designed for leisurely strolls and relaxation.
Sofitel Dubai The Obelisk is celebrating its fifth anniversary with a special one-night La Nuit experience on 29 October 2025.
Conde Nast Traveler has named Park Hyatt Dubai #20 in the World Hotels category for the Middle East in its annual Readers' Choice Awards.
Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has joined hands with Majid Al Futtaim Properties, to open a 300-m-long single-lane bridge on Sheikh Zayed Road. The new bridge, which provides direct access for motorists arriving from Abu Dhabi, can accommodate up to 900 vehicles per hour.
Leading developer H&H has announced the launch of The Carlyle Residences Dubai, marking the brand’s first-ever residences outside New York. Set within a 32-storey mixed-used tower, it offer 40 private apartments ranging from two- to five-bedrooms.