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Dubai News and Information

Dubai News and Information

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Time IN Dubai

Stay ahead of the game in the futuristic metropolis with Time IN Dubai. From daily updates on weather, air quality, and events to tips on must-see attractions like the Burj Khalifa and Palm Jumeirah, this podcast offers everything you need to make the most of your time in Dubai, whether you're a visitor or a resident.

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  • Summer Sizzle in Dubai: Music, Sports, and Family Fun Abound
    Jul 6 2025
    Welcome, listeners, to “Things to Do in Dubai” for Sunday, July 6, 2025! It’s an exciting day in the city that never sits still. This morning, Dubai welcomes you with its classic summer sizzle—clear skies, lots of sunshine, a gentle breeze along the coast, and temperatures hovering in the upper 30s Celsius. The city’s air quality is generally good, so it’s a great day to be out and about exploring everything on offer.

    On today’s agenda, Dubai buzzes with diverse events catering to every interest:

    - For music lovers, Beat the Heat DXB is in full swing at Zabeel Hall 6, Dubai World Trade Centre. Tonight’s line-up promises a fusion of Arabic talent and vibrant energy as top regional artists perform live, keeping festival-goers cool and entertained through the evening[1].
    - Bollywood fans rejoice! Shreya Ghoshal, India’s acclaimed playback singer, is performing at City Centre Mirdif. Her concert will enchant the crowd with hits from a two-decade career, making this a must-see for lovers of Indian music[1].
    - Sports enthusiasts can catch the IRONSTAR Indoor Triathlon at Hamdan Sports Complex, where athletes and teams compete in this adrenaline-pumping challenge. Whether you’re racing or cheering, the event is an exciting addition to today’s lineup[1].
    - For families and football fans, “The Messi Experience” at Dubai Festival City Mall is the place to be. Dive into an interactive exhibition chronicling Lionel Messi’s legendary journey, complete with themed zones, games, and exclusive merchandise—a unique treat for all ages[1].
    - Kids and families can escape the heat at Aquaventure Waterpark, Dubai Mall’s vast Aquarium & Underwater Zoo, or let imaginations run wild at KidZania and Play DXB[2][5].

    Switching gears to what’s new in Dubai: Registration has just opened for the highly anticipated Dubai Airshow 2025, promising a November packed with aviation innovation and business opportunities. Meanwhile, the city continues refining its public transport, with the Dubai Metro and tram running at full capacity during the busy summer tourist season[10]. Keep an eye out for the latest café and restaurant openings downtown—perfect for a midday coffee or dinner after your adventures.

    For your must-do activities today, don’t miss a visit to the iconic Burj Khalifa for panoramic city views, a stroll around the vibrant Dubai Fountain, or an offbeat sky-high thrill with XLine Dubai Marina or the Flying Cup for coffee with a view[2][8]. Seeking a quieter afternoon? Lose yourself in Miracle Garden, where thousands of flowers bloom in creative displays—a true urban oasis[2].

    Local tip: If you want to beat the crowds at popular attractions like the Dubai Frame or Burj Khalifa, book early morning time slots for the coolest temperatures and the shortest lines. Also, don’t forget Dubai’s dress codes at religious or cultural sites—modest attire is always appreciated!

    Before you go, mark your calendars: the city’s culinary scene will heat up this week with several new restaurant launches and a pop-up food festival at Dubai Marina tomorrow. Stay tuned for a preview of these delicious happenings and more on tomorrow’s episode.

    Thanks for tuning in to “Things to Do in Dubai!” Whether you’re here for the world-class events or spontaneous urban adventures, there’s always something new to discover. See you tomorrow for more insider tips and city highlights!
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    3 mins
  • Sizzling Saturdays in Dubai: Concerts, Comedy, and Cooling Off at the World's Highest Infinity Pool
    Jul 5 2025
    Welcome to "Things to do in Dubai" for Saturday, July 5, 2025! Whether you’re a resident or a visitor, get ready for a dynamic, sun-soaked weekend in this city where innovation meets tradition.

    This morning, the city is waking up to typical Dubai summer weather—**hot, bright, and bustling**. If you’re venturing outdoors, expect temperatures well above 38°C (100°F), so stay hydrated and seek out air-conditioned venues. Despite the heat, the energy is high as global visitors and locals dive into a weekend packed with culture, entertainment, and adventure.

    Here’s a quick look at what’s making Dubai buzz today:

    - **Beat the Heat DXB**: The music festival continues at Zabeel Hall 6, Dubai World Trade Centre, spotlighting rising Arabic artists like UL8TE and Almas. Catch the fourth season’s live shows tonight for a blend of regional sounds and a cool indoor music escape[1].
    - **Laughter Factory Comedy Night**: Ready for a laugh? International comedians, including LA’s Steven Briggs, bring high-energy sets to various city venues. Perfect for fans of smart, global stand-up acts[1][5].
    - **Family Fun at Global Village**: The ever-popular cultural and entertainment park remains open, giving families a taste of 90+ cultures with live performances, street food, and unique shopping—all under one roof[9].
    - **Indoor Fitness Runs**: For sports enthusiasts avoiding the heat, join an organized indoor run—one of many fitness challenges that keep Dubai moving, no matter the weather[5].
    - **Live Music at Q’s Bar and Lounge**: For a more intimate evening, this swanky lounge hosts global artists in a setting famed for its acoustics and ambiance[9].

    On the city front, there’s exciting news for travelers and foodies: **Dubai International Airport’s arrivals shops have been revamped**, offering an expanded selection of chocolates, wines, and gifts. Arrivals sales are up 17%, and the design is drawing rave reviews for its fresh, modern look and massive digital displays[4]. In culinary news, numerous new restaurants are opening across the city, with global cuisines and bold concepts joining Dubai’s already world-class food scene.

    When it comes to must-do activities today, don’t miss:

    - **AYA Universe Experience**: Step into futuristic digital art spaces for an immersive adventure—a favorite among families and Instagrammers[3].
    - **Cool Off at AURA Skypool**: Enjoy panoramic city views and a luxurious dip in the world’s highest 360-degree infinity pool[7].
    - **Dhow Cruise Dinner**: Savor traditional Emirati and international cuisine as you glide along Dubai Creek on a classic wooden boat—an unforgettable way to see the skyline sparkle at night[3].
    - **Explore Hidden Souks**: Beat the heat in the shaded alleys of the Textile Souk, searching for unique fabrics or souvenirs while soaking up Old Dubai’s vibe[3].

    Local tip: **Alcohol is only served in licensed venues** (mainly hotels, bars, and clubs), and public drunkenness is strictly prohibited. Know the etiquette and you’ll fit right in, enjoying Dubai’s nightlife safely and respectfully[9].

    Looking ahead, tomorrow brings even more excitement: the Beat the Heat DXB festival continues, and family-friendly pop-up theatre is coming to Mall of the Emirates. Stay tuned for details on more live performances, art shows, and citywide culinary feasts.

    That’s your guide for Saturday, July 5! Keep exploring, stay cool, and check back tomorrow for your next set of Dubai adventures.
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    4 mins
  • "Beat The Heat, Bingo Blowouts, and Dubai's Hidden Gems - Your Friday Fun Guide"
    Jul 4 2025
    Welcome to Things to do in Dubai! Happy Friday, July 4, 2025. Whether you’re a Dubai local or a first-time visitor, get ready for another sun-soaked, high-energy day in the city where something exciting is always just around the corner.

    Let’s start with a quick snapshot of Dubai’s vibe this morning. The city is buzzing with weekend anticipation. Expect sizzling summer temperatures – it’s hot, so plan your outdoor adventures for early morning or after sundown. Air quality is stable, ideal for checking out indoor events, and with the school holidays on, family-friendly activities are thriving.

    Here are the top picks for today’s must-see events:

    - Love music? Head to the Dubai World Trade Centre for Beat The Heat DXB: TUL8TE and Almas. The concert fires up at 6:00 PM, kicking off the city’s top summer music series and offering a fresh blend of art and sound for all ages and interests[5][9].
    - Craving a quirky night out? Bongo’s Bingo is back at The Tent in Bla Bla, JBR. This isn’t your grandma’s bingo – think rave breaks, singalongs, wild crowd energy, and surprise prizes. Doors open at 7:00 PM and chaos is guaranteed[1].
    - Foodies, get your fix at Sexy Fish in DIFC. Their legendary happy hour from 4:00 to 7:00 PM features creative cocktails, mouthwatering bites, and those signature skyline views. No booking required – just show up and soak in the Tokyo-after-dark-meets-Burj Khalifa vibes[1].
    - Looking for family downtime? Escape to Dubai Mall and discover a secret semi-private viewpoint beside the famous human waterfall, offering a peaceful retreat with views of the aquarium’s marine life – a hidden gem for regulars and first-timers alike[3].

    Swinging over to local news: Dubai International Airport continues to innovate, recently hosting a special travel simulation program for children with autism, helping families feel more comfortable about flying[10]. A heads-up to residents: there’s been talk about shifting rental trends and affordable housing, especially as some expats adapt to the city’s evolving landscape[2]. On the dining scene, new restaurants are popping up downtown – perfect for mixing up your Friday night plans.

    For other must-do activities today, why not start with a sunrise stroll at Ras Al Khor Wildlife Sanctuary? It’s free, teeming with flamingos and wading birds, and a world away from the city’s urban rhythm[7]. Later, head to Al Fahidi District for a dose of heritage and culture, or explore the art installations tucked around City Walk.

    Local tip: If you’re at Dubai Mall today, don’t just follow the crowds. Instead, slip behind the main aquarium viewing area to the little-known corridor for a moment of calm and a view that feels like a secret oasis in the city[3].

    Looking ahead to tomorrow, Dubai’s nightlife scene gears up with rooftop pool parties and the build-up to more summer festivals. Don’t miss our next episode for the latest happenings and hidden hot spots.

    Stay cool out there, and make sure to tune in again tomorrow for your daily dose of Dubai’s best!
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    3 mins
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