Dubai Attractions

Israeli tourism is surging — Dubai leads, Rome and Budapest are booming, and New York is on the decline. Here's where Israelis are flying in early 2025

With over 92 million international passengers – Dubai seizes the top spot in global aviation, leaving London, Singapore, and Amsterdam behind

ITA Airways launches a new seasonal route in April 2025 with up to 7 weekly flights – connecting the Middle East, Europe, and North America via its Rome hub

With a rooftop gym, paddle courts, trendy restaurants, and over 100 shops – Nad Al Sheba Mall, spanning approximately 46,000 square meters, will offer an impressive blend of shopping, leisure, dining, health, and unique experiences, promising to become one of the lively living centers of the city

The aviation giant from the UAE will deploy the upgraded and luxurious aircraft on routes between Dubai and Manchester and Milan. When will you be able to fly on it?

Dubai on the Rise: Hilton Al Habtoor City Dubai Revives Kosher Breakfasts for Religious Guests

The kosher store known in Dubai, which has been a central hub for the Jewish community and visitors to the city, is closing its physical doors and moving to a digital platform. The change comes due to security concerns and policy changes

Operating over 125 destinations, including 8 daily flights on the Dubai-Tel Aviv route, Flydubai has earned yet another global recognition. CEO of APEX: "Excellence is the hallmark of Flydubai"

The award honors the hotel's luxury and top-tier service. Stefan Radstrom, CEO: "A testament to our commitment to exceptional hospitality and personalized comfort."

Hong Kong, Seoul, Singapore, Bangkok, Tokyo, Dubai, and other major cities in Asia lead the world in international passenger traffic