Celebrating the Spring Festival and Chinese New Year 2025 in some style, Dubai once more showed why it remains one of the world’s most cosmopolitan cities, bringing together nationalities from around the world. This dynamic destination hosted diverse events to coincide with the Chinese New Year which fell on 29th January 2025, marking the beginning of the Year of the Snake. Those based at hotel apartments in Business Bay had the chance to easily enjoy cultural parades, spectacular fireworks and themed dining experiences.
Amongst the highlights were the fireworks at iconic attractions such as Burj Al Arab and Burj Khalifa, within easy reach of properties like DAMAC Maison Aykon City, an ideal base for business and leisure. Meanwhile, Expo City Dubai and Global Village offered plenty of festivities and immersive cultural experiences as well. Visitors to Dubai also had the chance to enjoy traditional lion and dragon dances, live music, dumpling-making workshops and plenty of delectable food that made the Spring Festival and Chinese New Year truly unforgettable.
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