Ramadan is the most important month in the Islamic calendar, and the city of Dubai sets the stage for a plethora of Ramadan-related activities and celebrations. The government of Dubai organises many events during this month, backing the retail sector as tourists from all over world flock to the city.
Tourists can experience Emirati hospitality as many ‘Iftars’ are held throughout the city, bringing together various nationalities to celebrate the spirit of Ramadan. Many restaurants and food outlets host ‘Iftar’ buffets daily, allowing even non-fasters to enjoy fine Middle Eastern cuisine. Palm Jumeirah hotels such as Anantara The Palm Dubai Resort place tourists close to the happenings of the city during Ramadan. Although the city slows down during this period, it does not shut down. While tourists may not be able to wine and dine as they please, shopping and various forms of entertainment remain accessible.
Luxury and sustainability do not necessarily have to compete with each other. More travellers are…
A Smarter Way to See Singapore Singapore is exploring new ways to inspire Chinese travellers…
Explore, Connect and Discover Colombo Sri Lanka’s exhibition and industry fairs calendar is expected to…
Colombo puts business in the spotlight Sri Lanka is gearing up to host a busy…
The Sri Lanka Tourism Board recently renewed its partnership with Emirates with the intention of…
From Mineral Springs to Mountain Retreats Vietnam is taking steps to develop wellness tourism into…