Dubai Airports has joined the Dubai Mallathon by transforming parts of DXB into an invitation only indoor walking track, giving residents and visitors a safe, air conditioned way to stay active during the UAE’s extreme summer heat while supporting Dubai’s wider health and wellness goals.
Dubai residents can now pay traffic fines and more than 170 RTA services in four interest free installments through Tabby on the RTA website, app, nol Pay, and kiosks, making vehicle registrations and unexpected fines easier to manage without large upfront payments.
UAE libraries are thriving because they offer free Wi Fi, quiet workspaces, events, meeting rooms, and research resources. Sharjah’s House of Wisdom combines 100,000 books, 15 million digital titles, private study areas, and cultural programs, creating an affordable alternative to home offices and coworking spaces.
Dubai Duty Free now accepts cryptocurrency payments through Crypto.com Pay at DXB, AMIA, and its online store. Users can pay with supported digital assets by scanning a QR code, while merchants receive UAE dirhams instantly, with regulated security, transparent exchange rates, and no extra charges from Dubai Duty Free.
Abu Dhabi’s Emirati Genome Project has sequenced more than 900,000 genomes to address gaps in Arab focused medical research, enabling precision medicine, supporting CRISPR therapies, expanding local expertise, strengthening biotechnology infrastructure, and reducing dependence on imported treatments while supporting long term economic growth.
Dubai has 23 KHDA Outstanding schools for 2026, with annual fees ranging from about AED 35,000 to AED 120,000+. Compare curriculum, year specific inspection results, fees, waitlists, and transfer requirements before applying, because the highest rating doesn’t always mean the best fit.
Dubai Summer Surprises runs until August 30, 2026, letting residents and tourists buy selected dishes at more than 160 restaurants for AED 10 without coupons or bookings. Options include burgers, noodles, desserts, coffee, and more, although some venues only offer dine in service.
Dubai’s four day work week pilot involving 24,000 employees across 49 government entities achieved 98% employee satisfaction, 97% productivity, and 96% service quality. The results show that flexible schedules, staff rotation, digital tools, and output based management can improve retention, efficiency, and work life balance.
Qasr Al Watan, named among the world’s top 100 travel experiences for 2026, is open daily. Tickets cost AED 65 for adults and AED 30 for children. The two hour visit includes the Great Hall, House of Knowledge, Spirit of Collaboration, free parking, and the Palace in Motion show.
Sharjah private schools under the SPEA calendar begin on August 31, 2026, close for winter from December 14 to January 4, break again from April 5 to 8, 2027, and finish on July 1. Book winter trips early, and remember Indian and Pakistani curriculum schools follow different schedules.
Wafi Mall parking is now fully ticketless through Parkonic. Drivers receive three free hours, after which payments are made through Salik or a QR code. Since cash payments are unavailable, checking your Salik balance beforehand can help you avoid fines, delays, and additional charges.
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