UK Foreign Office says Dubai and the UAE remain safe to visit despite Gulf tensions
The UK Foreign Office still lists Dubai and the wider UAE as safe to visit, but warns travellers to expect possible disruption if regional tensions worsen.
The UK Foreign Office still lists Dubai and the wider UAE as safe to visit, but warns travellers to expect possible disruption if regional tensions worsen.
A number of international carriers have extended or maintained suspensions on Dubai routes, with some setting return dates in late 2026 and others waiting until 2027.
Airlines across the Middle East are still adjusting services after attacks in Saudi Arabia, with several carriers extending cancellations despite Riyadh airport’s partial reopening.
Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority has completed the Oud Metha Road and Al Asayel Street Development Project, which includes intersection upgrades, bridges and tunnels across 14 kilometres.
Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority has opened a four-lane bridge at a major Al Qudra Road intersection, with more ramps and roadworks due later in 2026.
Dubai’s technology landscape is advancing through new digital initiatives, investment and practical adoption across the city’s economy and public services. The 2025 edition welcomed over 40,000 participants and registered over 120 million…
Dubai’s transport network is entering a period of wider use and continued expansion, with recent figures pointing to strong demand for efficient movement across the city. The available information indicates that by…
Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) is expanding its soft mobility network to make walking, cycling and e-scooter travel more convenient across the emirate. Construction is already underway in Dubai Marina, Naif, Al Rigga, Al Murar and Al Muraqqabat, with the programme set to cover 34 residential communities by 2030. As part of the initiative, the RTA will upgrade areas around Metro and bus stations with wider footpaths, dedicated cycling lanes, shaded walkways, safer pedestrian crossings and improved facilities…
Dubai’s Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) has approved a five-year plan to expand its soft mobility network, making it easier for residents to walk, cycle and use e-scooters. The project will improve transport links in 25 residential communities and upgrade access around 63 Metro and bus stations by 2030. The initiative includes wider footpaths, dedicated cycling lanes, shaded walkways, safer pedestrian crossings, bicycle parking and convenient pick-up and drop-off areas. These improvements are designed to make first- and last-mile…