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Emirates Cabin Crew enhances First Class menu with uncommon creation
Emirates lodge team part, Jeeye Kang, has risen the carrier's Biggest Foodie, with her triumphant formula fit for a lord, to be served ready for three months in the current year. Jeeye, a Korean national, has gotten a definitive reward with her
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Final call for Streets of the World Photography Contest entries in Dubai
Dubai Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI) announced last Wednesday that it is the deadline for the World Street Photography Contest to be held in conjunction with the international exhibition "Streets of the World", which will launch
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Instagram loves Dubai ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid
In the list of world's most prominent followers in the world, His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President, and Prime Minister and Ruler of UAE, ranked 9th. About 3.3 million people follow Dubai ruler on
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'Paper Bag Boy' of Abu Dhabi in line for major international accolade
Abu Dhabi’s own teenage environmentalist is eagerly awaiting to find out if he has been named as the winner of the International
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UAE employees can expect a 4.8 per cent pay rise next year
Wages will rise as the job market enjoys a boost from new government reforms and digital adoption, according to Mercer. Salaries in the UAE are
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UAE launches first home-grown satellite
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) launched its first home-grown satellite "Khalifa Sat" aboard an H-IIA rocket from the Tanegashima Space
Read MoreUAE has pledged $50mn to help stabilise the eastern Syrian city
Recently, the United Arab Emirates had announced that it will contribute $50m to aid the efforts in stabilizing the war-ravaged country of Syria. “We are closely coordinating with the alliance to improve living conditions in affected
Read MoreVirgin Atlantic will fly no more from London to Dubai
The dominance of Emirates on the Dubai-London route has been reinforced with Virgin Atlantic pulling out of the market citing that the route was “no longer commercially viable”. Experts suggest that the numerous dailies operated by
Read MoreUAE workers to get VISA approved in 24hrs
In what comes as a breath of fresh air for all workers employed at Dubai's Jebel Ali Free Zone (Jafza), their visas will be processed within 24 hours. A deal was signed last week in collaboration with the General Directorate of
Read MoreUAE plans to transport icebergs from Antarctica iceberg for drinking water
In the midst of one of the worst water crisis to have plagued the country, the United Arab Emirates is now looking towards Antarctica to resolve the problem. The Kingdom is mulling for a monetary compensation of around $50-$60 million for the
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