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"There's No Panic": Tourists In UAE Unfazed As Regional Tensions Rise
Even as tensions simmer in parts of West Asia amid the ongoing conflict involving the US, Israel and Iran, daily life and tourism in the UAE remain largely unaffected, with tourists continuing to visit iconic landmarks like the Burj Khalifa.
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"It Stinks Of Oil In Here": UK Man's Close Call In Dubai As Drone Hits His Apartment
Dubai's iconic Burj Al Arab hotel and other landmarks were also hit by drone debris earlier.
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Satellite Pics Show Black Smoke Over Dubai Skyline As Iran Attacks Continue
On February 24, satellite imagery of Dubai showed ordered highways, glittering towers and artificial islands. By March 1, the picture had changed.
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Why Dubai Built Burj Khalifa And What Is Inside It
Burj Khalifa was built as Dubai's centrepiece to attract business, tourism, and investment opportunities
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Indian Entrepreneur Shares Mother's Texts From Dubai Amid Missile Strikes: "It's Scary Now"
Two people were injured in Dubai after shrapnel from drones fell on two houses when they were intercepted.
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Rs 2,000 Crore A Day At Risk As Dubai's Economic Engine Grinds To A Halt
DXB handled 87 million passengers in 2023 and 23.4 million in the first quarter of 2025, or roughly 260,000 to 270,000 travellers every day.
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How Burj Al Arab In Dubai, Hit In Iran Strikes, Became The World's 'Only 7-Star Hotel'
The Burj Al Arab's legendary "7-star" status originated from a British journalist's hyperbolic review in 1999
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"Will Keep Gates Of Hell Open": Iran Says US Base, Ships Hit By Missiles
Iran's Fresh Attacks On US, Israel Bases Hours After Khamenei's Death
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Map: Iran's Strikes On 5 Key Sites In Dubai
Smoke and panic spread inside the Dubai international airport, while a fire was reported at the key Jebel Ali port in the United Arab Emirates' commercial hub.
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Video: Dubai International Airport Damaged In Successive Iranian Strikes, 4 Injured
Four people were injured in a fresh attack on Dubai's international airport, the second such Iranian strike on Sunday at the world's busiest airport.
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"There's No Panic": Tourists In UAE Unfazed As Regional Tensions Rise
Even as tensions simmer in parts of West Asia amid the ongoing conflict involving the US, Israel and Iran, daily life and tourism in the UAE remain largely unaffected, with tourists continuing to visit iconic landmarks like the Burj Khalifa.
-
"It Stinks Of Oil In Here": UK Man's Close Call In Dubai As Drone Hits His Apartment
Dubai's iconic Burj Al Arab hotel and other landmarks were also hit by drone debris earlier.
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Satellite Pics Show Black Smoke Over Dubai Skyline As Iran Attacks Continue
On February 24, satellite imagery of Dubai showed ordered highways, glittering towers and artificial islands. By March 1, the picture had changed.
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Why Dubai Built Burj Khalifa And What Is Inside It
Burj Khalifa was built as Dubai's centrepiece to attract business, tourism, and investment opportunities
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Indian Entrepreneur Shares Mother's Texts From Dubai Amid Missile Strikes: "It's Scary Now"
Two people were injured in Dubai after shrapnel from drones fell on two houses when they were intercepted.
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Rs 2,000 Crore A Day At Risk As Dubai's Economic Engine Grinds To A Halt
DXB handled 87 million passengers in 2023 and 23.4 million in the first quarter of 2025, or roughly 260,000 to 270,000 travellers every day.
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How Burj Al Arab In Dubai, Hit In Iran Strikes, Became The World's 'Only 7-Star Hotel'
The Burj Al Arab's legendary "7-star" status originated from a British journalist's hyperbolic review in 1999
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"Will Keep Gates Of Hell Open": Iran Says US Base, Ships Hit By Missiles
Iran's Fresh Attacks On US, Israel Bases Hours After Khamenei's Death
-
Map: Iran's Strikes On 5 Key Sites In Dubai
Smoke and panic spread inside the Dubai international airport, while a fire was reported at the key Jebel Ali port in the United Arab Emirates' commercial hub.
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Video: Dubai International Airport Damaged In Successive Iranian Strikes, 4 Injured
Four people were injured in a fresh attack on Dubai's international airport, the second such Iranian strike on Sunday at the world's busiest airport.
