From Karama to the world: Inside Dubai’s underground art revolution
Dubai's underground art scene is emerging as a bold cultural movement, with street art, pop-up galleries, and experimental performances redefining the city’s creative pulse.
Dubai's underground art scene is emerging as a bold cultural movement, with street art, pop-up galleries, and experimental performances redefining the city’s creative pulse.

In this edition of Thursday Emirates' "New to Dubai?" series, we reveal how to live affordably in this luxury city. From budget-friendly housing and secret dining spots to free entertainment and smart shopping, discover how to enjoy the best of Dubai without overspending!

Dubai is transforming industries with AI, from autonomous taxis and biometric gates to robotic police and smart healthcare systems. Through the Smart Dubai initiative, AI is seamlessly integrated into everyday life, driving innovation and efficiency across the city.

The policy, grounded in ethics and sustainability, aims to align the UAE’s AI development with international standards and foster stronger global partnerships.

Celebrate New Year's Eve 2025 at Burj Khalifa with exclusive front-row views and live entertainment at Burj Park—our guide on how to snag the best seats in the house for a crowd-free, unforgettable fireworks experience in Dubai's Downtown district.

Iconic UAE landmarks, including Burj Khalifa, have been illuminated in solidarity with Lebanon, while a large-scale humanitarian campaign collects relief aid.

The UAE exempts cryptocurrency transfers and conversions from VAT, effective from November 2024, with retroactive application from 2018.

Dubai's RTA raked in millions from its latest auction, with premium vehicle plates like AA17 fetching over AED8 million. The auction showcased rare plates, drawing bidders seeking symbols of prestige and individuality.

Explore Dubai’s underground nightlife, from secret speakeasies and hidden rooftop venues to exclusive beach parties and pop-up warehouse events. Discover where locals go to escape the crowds and experience the city’s most offbeat party spots.

Dubai’s Al Maktoum International Airport is set to become the world’s largest, replacing DXB within 10 years. With a $34.8 billion investment, it will handle up to 260 million passengers annually, transforming Dubai into a global aviation and logistics hub.
