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The best wellness staycations in Dubai for your next reset

Wellness staycations that go beyond the usual spa day Wellness isn’t one-size-fits-all. For some, it’s sunrise yoga and green juice. For others, it’s solitude, a good massage, or just lying in a soft robe for as long as possible. It could also mean camel rides through nature, sound healing, or a quiet meditation. Whatever your version of reset looks like, wellness sits at the core of how we care for ourselves, especially when we’re trying to switch off. And the good news? A few hotels across the city are getting wellness staycations in Dubai right, with all-in spaces where rest,

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7 things to do in Dubai this week: April 14 to 16

If you’re in Dubai and looking for things to do this week, we got you Don’t be bored at home, there are lots of things to do in this amazing city of Dubai this week and we’re happy to say we’ve rounded a few of the really fun things up and have popped them below. Let us know if you do any of them.. Tuesday April 14 Bring a friend for free at Deep Dive Dubai If you’ve ever wanted to dive in the world’s deepest pool, now is your chance for less. All April you can bring a friend

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UAE schools update: Changes announced to distance learning assessments

UAE schools will have a new approach to assessments for distance learning The UAE’s Ministry of Education has confirmed a new approach to assessing certain subjects in UAE schools, delivered through distance learning, according to Gulf News, and importantly, students’ final results won’t be affected. Here’s what you need to know. What’s changing? The update applies to subjects in UAE schools classified under the ‘B group’ within the remote learning framework. The revised system is designed to ensure fair and balanced evaluation while maintaining academic standards during periods of distance learning. Two categories of subjects Under the new structure, subjects

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UAE schools set for phased in-person learning return, plus updates

Key measures have been announced to support and ensure safety of students, their families and all educational and administrative staff According to the UAE Government Media Office, in a post shared on April 14, 2026 on its official Instagram, an update regarding the resumption of in-person or remote learning across UAE schools and educational institutes will be announced on Wednesday, April 15, 2026. The media office urged families and the wider educational community to follow only official channels for this information to ensure clarity and accuracy of information. Additionally, the media office also announced the launch of comprehensive programmes to

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Some of Dubai’s oldest restaurants: 20+ years and still going strong

Dubai’s oldest restaurants… the OGs that set the bar Back in the day, dining out in Dubai meant picking from a small handful of spots everyone knew and loved. Today, the city is a full-on foodie paradise, with new restaurants opening across the city. While trends come and go, some places have stayed iconic, keeping their essence intact for 20+ years – and they’ll always hold a special spot in Dubai’s ever-evolving food scene. Here are some of Dubai’s oldest restaurants for 20+ years and still going strong in 2026 Click through the gallery 3 of 12 The Boardwalk Dubai

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A major new transit-connected district is coming to Al Jaddaf

Al Jaddaf is set for a major transformation Al Jaddaf. This neighbourhood in Dubai, sitting on the waterfront district on the Dubai Creek, has been slowly evolving over the years, and in the coming years it will be home to a huge community. Once largely known as a district to build and repair wooden dhows, it served as a vital, traditional maritime hub for decades. In fact, Al Jaddaf means ‘The Rower’. However, Al Ghurair Development has announced plans to give Al Jaddaf a little ‘glow-up’. Internationally acclaimed practice Pelli Clarke & Partners will lead and design over one million

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Where to find the best business lunch deals in Abu Dhabi

Need a break? These Abu Dhabi business lunch spots serve everything from French classics to dim sum, all within easy reach There’s something about a good business lunch that makes the middle of the day feel a little more manageable. It’s that sweet spot between getting things done and sneaking in something genuinely enjoyable, whether it’s a quick reset or a longer catch-up. Here are the business lunch spots in Abu Dhabi that are worth stepping away from your desk for. Bord Eau by Nicolas Isnard Image supplied A lunch that feels like a small reset in the middle of

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Here’s what the colours of the UAE flag actually mean

As the UAE turns into a sea of flags, here’s the story behind the colours we’re all waving On December 2, 1971, the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan raised the UAE flag for the very first time, marking the birth of the nation and declaring its independence and sovereignty. Today, that same flag stands as a powerful symbol of national pride – representing the UAE’s strength, achievements and vision for a peaceful, forward-looking future. But beyond the symbolism, how well do you really know the flag itself? From its bold design to the meaning behind each colour, here’s

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UAE denies distance learning extension, here’s what you should know

Here’s what we know about the distance learning extension in the UAE A reminder to not believe everything you read or see on social media. The Ministry of Education has denied the rumours circulating on social media about the distance learning extension for schools in the UAE. It was believed that distance learning would be extended until May 1, 2026 however the ministry has confirmed that no such decision has been issued. The MOE has stated that all updates relating to academic calendar will be announced through its official and verified accounts only and that current schedules remain unchanged for

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Feeling burnt out? Try these 7 calming things to do in Dubai

Relax and recharge with these calming things to do in Dubai Is it still cool to be “busy”? Maybe in that old-school hustle way, when running on fumes somehow meant you were productive. But we all know that moment when busy stops being a flex and starts feeling like burnout. Something feels off, your body starts sending little signals, but you keep pushing anyway… until your brain finally goes: nope, I’m done. So, if you’re somewhere in that zone, here are 7 calming things to do in Dubai this weekend to help you reset. Take a sunrise or sunset stroll

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