Ramadan in Dubai is a sacred time of reflection, togetherness, and cultural celebration, as the city embraces a serene yet festive atmosphere, estimated to begin around 19th February 2026. From illuminated streets and décor to traditional Ramadan tents offering lavish iftar and suhoor dining experiences, the city comes alive after sunset with Arabian warmth and hospitality. Visitors can enjoy special dining menus, cultural performances, heritage night markets, and community activities across popular destinations such as Al Seef, Downtown Dubai, and Jumeirah. While daytime outdoor activities are relatively quieter, indoor attractions and experiences continue as normal. In fact, Ramadan is an ideal time to enjoy excellent deals on shopping, hotel stays, and popular attractions, often with fewer crowds and lighter traffic. As the sun sets, the nights come alive with celebrations as malls and restaurants extend their hours, and families gather to celebrate the values of generosity and unity. Whether observing traditions or gaining deeper insight into Emirati heritage, Ramadan offers a uniquely meaningful way to experience Dubai.

Six Senses, one of the world’s most renowned luxury hospitality brands, is set to open on Palm Jumeirah later this year, bringing its signature holistic wellbeing to Dubai. Located on the West Crescent, the exclusive 61-suite boutique resort will offer a serene and intimate retreat that blends science-backed wellness with time-honoured healing traditions synonymous with the Six Senses philosophy. Guests can expect an extensive range of wellness-focused amenities, including a longevity centre, biohacking lounge, alchemy bar, yoga studios, and dedicated meditation spaces, each thoughtfully designed to encourage deep relaxation and restoration. The resort will showcase LEED-certified architecture, through organic forms, natural textures, and biophilic materials, with a strong emphasis on sustainability throughout the property. As for dining, a curated selection of restaurants will offer seasonal produce, locally sourced ingredients where possible, and a zero-waste kitchen ethos. Offering the highest levels of privacy and exclusivity, guests will be able to arrive in style via private land, sea, or helicopter transfers. More than just a luxury escape, Six Senses Palm Jumeirah is ready to redefine wellness and luxury living in the city, setting a new benchmark for holistic hospitality in Dubai.

The much-anticipated Sheikh Zayed National Museum has officially opened on Saadiyat Island, unveiling an iconic cultural institution dedicated to celebrating the legacy, vision, and values of the late His Highness Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, the Founding Father of the UAE. Exceptionally designed by Lord Norman Foster of Foster + Partners, the museum is inspired by falcon wings, with its five towers symbolising the country’s heritage and deep-rooted passion for falconry. Featuring six permanent galleries as well as one temporary gallery, this architectural masterpiece is spread across two floors and presents exhibitions that trace the nation’s journey from ancient beginnings to modern innovation. Inside, visitors can explore thoughtfully curated galleries showcasing unique archaeological artefacts, multimedia displays, and immersive interactions that bring the history of the Emirates, its people, and its leadership to life. Nestled in the heart of the Saadiyat Cultural District alongside prestigious attractions such as the Louvre Abu Dhabi, the Natural History Museum, and the upcoming Guggenheim, the Sheikh Zayed National Museum stands as a cornerstone of the UAE’s heritage, offering inspiration, insight, and cultural discovery like never before.