Your holidays are not complete if you miss the unique opportunity of experiencing the fascinating Desert Safari on the sand dunes, 4WD (4wheel drive) speed through the desert over the sand dunes. Pick up and dropping will be done by us. The dune bashing or desert driving continues as you enjoy the dunes actually bashing, then

Wild Wadi Water Park is an exciting escape for anyone trying to get away from the heat. Originally opened as part of the Jumeirah Beach Park in 1999, the park has 24 rides-16 of which are interconnected. Among the many attractions, you will find the Summit Surge which uses high-powered water jets to transport up to

The soft opening of Stargate in Zabeel Park, which is said to be housing one of the world’s largest soft play area, was announced during a media tour of the facility on Wednesday. The park is designed as a spaceship containing five space domes, with the centre spread across an area of 400,000 square feet, meant

Dubai hotel sector will witness considerable boost during the fourth quarter of the year, or early 2010, after suffering major decline in average hotel room rates during the first half of the year, the hotel industry executives revealed. The Middle East was the last to bear the fallout of the global economic downturn, than rest of

According to the Federal Residency Law, the residence permit granted to a foreigner will be invalid if the period of his/her stay outside the UAE exceeds six months. Staying outside the UAE for more than six months will henceforth, result in automatic cancellation of residence visas and expatriates will then have to obtain new visas to

Antique Bazaar - (Indian Subcontinent) This Indian restaurant in Dubai offers excellent food with unusual decoration. Every table in the restaurant is different. The atmospheric Indian music gives it an authentic feel accompanied by the very tasty meat dishes. Open for dinner from 12.30-3.30pm and 19:30 until 3 am. Prices are reasonable. Tel: 04 397 74444 Awtar –

Al Fahidi Fort, which houses the Dubai Museum, it once guarded the city’s landward approaches. Built around 1799, it has served variously as palace, garrison and prison. It was renovated in 1970 for use as a museum; further restoration and the addition of galleries was completed in 1995. Colourful and evocative dioramas, complete with life-size figures