From September 2026, Dubai residents will be able to book licensed gardening services through Careem under the Al Freej Gardener initiative. The programme replaces informal hiring with verified companies, approved workers, secure payments, and government oversight to improve safety, accountability, and service quality.
Dubai will add nine new malls between 2026 and 2028, bringing shopping, dining, healthcare, fitness and entertainment closer to fast growing communities such as Nad Al Sheba, Sobha Hartland, Dubai South, Ghaf Woods and Dubai Creek Harbour, helping residents assess future convenience before moving or investing.
Abu Dhabi is using drones, aircraft, satellite imagery, and artificial intelligence to distribute 10 million native seeds across degraded desert areas. The project aims to restore ecosystems, strengthen biodiversity, reduce soil erosion, and improve the desert’s resilience to climate change.
Dubai’s public transport network handled 348.1 million trips, with the Metro remaining the fastest option for most daily commuters. New Blue and Gold lines, electric buses, driverless taxis, and shared mobility services aim to reduce traffic, shorten journey times, and expand access across the city.
Emirati families with agricultural land in Al Rahbah, Al Bahyah, or Al Samhah may qualify for a Dh1.75 million construction loan and a Dh250,000 grant after subdividing their land. Applications have not opened yet, but families can begin preparing the required paperwork.
The lungsmaxxing trend has gone viral, but doctors say breathing devices do not increase lung size. While they may strengthen breathing muscles, lasting improvements in stamina and endurance still come from regular exercise, proper training, and healthy lifestyle habits.
UAE businesses that treat summer as an opportunity rather than a slowdown often emerge stronger by improving operations, strengthening customer relationships, expanding revenue streams, and preparing for busier months, proving that smart planning can turn seasonal challenges into long term growth.
Dubai experiential dining turns an ordinary dinner into an immersive event with live performances, 3D projections, storytelling, art, and interactive entertainment. Whether you’re planning a date night, family outing, or luxury experience, venues like Krasota, Le Petit Chef, and JNGL offer something unique for every budget.
Dubai’s population grew to 4.58 million in 2025, creating more jobs, higher rents, heavier traffic, and stronger demand for housing. Visa reforms, infrastructure projects, and economic growth continue to attract residents while businesses and government agencies race to keep pace.
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