Author: Mohan Nasre

Emaar Properties has built the Burj Khalifa, developed Downtown Dubai, and created the template for master-planned communities that developers across the region have studied and imitated for two decades. The company is now preparing to announce what could be its most ambitious project yet — a Dh200 billion mega development designed to house approximately 150,000 residents. To put that in perspective: 150,000 people is roughly the population of a medium-sized city. This isn’t an apartment block or a residential tower cluster. It’s a self-contained urban destination being built from scratch. Emaar is set to unveil a Dh200 billion mega development…

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Dubai’s education landscape has always moved quickly, adapting to the needs of a city that never really stands still. In 2026, one of the more noticeable shifts is how many families are choosing online schooling — not as a fallback option, but as a deliberate, well-considered choice for their children. The reasons are practical, varied, and worth understanding. Discover why more Dubai families are switching to online schooling in 2026. From flexible schedules and lower costs to personalized learning, here are the top reasons behind the growing trend. Top 10 Reasons Dubai Families Are Choosing Online School in 2026 1.…

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Dubai’s RTA has introduced AI-powered smart cameras in driving school vehicles to monitor lessons, track learner performance, and evaluate instructor quality. Here’s how the system works and what it means for road safety. Learning to drive in Dubai just got a significant technology upgrade — and if you’re currently working through your driving lessons or planning to start, the change affects you directly. The Roads and Transport Authority has introduced smart AI cameras inside licensed driving school vehicles. They monitor training sessions in real time, analyze what they see, and generate objective data about how learners are progressing and how…

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Football season in Dubai turns everyone into an event planner overnight. One minute you’re minding your business, the next you’re managing a group chat with seven different opinions about where to watch the match. The good news is that Dubai actually delivers when it comes to World Cup screenings — big screens, food deals, cold drinks, and enough atmosphere to make even a group stage match feel like a final. Here are the 7 best places in Dubai to watch the FIFA World Cup 2026. 1. Vida Creek Beach If the World Cup has already destroyed your sleep schedule, Vida…

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The FIFA World Cup 2026 is going to be unlike any edition that’s come before it. Three host nations. Forty-eight teams. More matches, more countries, more football — and for UAE supporters, plenty of ways to follow every moment of it. 48 teams, three host countries, and weeks of football. Here’s how to catch every match from the UAE, whether you’re watching at home, streaming on your phone, or heading out to a fan zone. Whether you’re planning a living room setup for group stages, streaming matches during the commute, or heading to a sports bar to watch a knockout…

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