Whenever you see a car, bike, or flying machine with the Red Bull logo on it you know something batshit crazy is about to happen.
“We were asked to dream big on this project. To create something unique and iconic for Dubai—and when I look at it now, I’m amazed by the audacity of the whole undertaking.”
The X2, a two-seater electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, has been designed for low-altitude city trips.
Social media was very critical of our stand after images and video emerged, but our government has hit back with “claims it is an excellent showcase of the country’s value proposition”.
Tripadvisor’s Travellers’ Choice Awards for 2022: The Best of the Best Destinations is here, and brings us all its top-reviewed hotspots from the dry to the tropical.
Not only does this rare black diamond have a creation story involving space matter, but it also has mystical numerical significance.
The Burj Al Arab, one of the world’s most exclusive hotels with seven stars, is offering a tour for non-guests at 14 times less than the cost of a night stay.
On top of the world’s tallest building, the “bravest woman on the planet” stood for the highest advert ever filmed.
Swim in the infinity pool that has a Guinness World Record, which is in the building that also has a record for having the tallest skybridge, all while looking at views of the world’s tallest ferris wheel.
The original Oktoberfest organisers are making it very clear that they want nothing to do with the plans to hold a rival event in Dubai.
Friends of Princess Latifa Al Maktoum managed to smuggle her a phone, through which she sent videos from prison before all communication ceased.
For a substantial amount of money, you can skip the queue and jet off to another country for your COVID-19 vaccine.
Atlantis, The Palm hotel in Dubai, has long been the pinnacle of luxury. Now it’s getting a sister hotel that could surpass it.
This massive luxury development opening soon in Dubai boasts, amongst other things, a large number of floating swimming pools.
The Burj al Arab, complete with its famous helipad, was the first step in Dubai’s journey to becoming a prime destination for the global elite.
Dubai attracts a wealthy clientele, who expect their every need and want to be taken care of. Meet the people who make that happen.
If you want to experience Europe, you can ‘visit’ six different countries in a matter of days by visiting Dubai’s $5 billion project.
Dubai is determined to become as futuristic as possible, with the Dubai police training crews to ride Hoversurf’s S3 2019 Hoverbike.
Makeup mogul Huda Kattan is one of the poster-children of the beauty industry, having a billion-dollar empire launched off the back of Instagram.
Justin van Pletzen, the 39-year-old businessman from Stellies who bumped into Ajay over in Dubai, found himself in hot water after the video went viral.
A South African businessman spotted the elusive Ajay Gupta in Dubai, and said if it wasn’t for some pesky laws he would have dished out the pain.
Dubai is now home to the world’s tallest hotel, decked out in gold, gold and more gold. As you can imagine, the views are pretty spectacular.
There are a lot of notorious conmen out there, but this story is up there with the best of them. Here’s the tale of a Malian man who used ‘magic powers’ to fleece his victims.
The French President unveiled Abu Dhabi’s adaption of the world’s most famous museum and, well, take a look yourself.
Dubai is prepping to create a fake floating Venice, complete with original gondolas, festivals and delicacies. Of course it’s completely over the top.
Dubai, the desert city known for luxury, attracts billionaires from the world over, so surely there have to be some fine dining restaurants of note? You have no idea.
In a city where 90 percent of the population are expats, this photo series takes a look at the everyday activities of the wealthier segment of society.
Built from the desert up, Dubai City has defined what it means to create a city from nothing. Of course their top hotels scream opulence and excess.
Since it was confirmed that Zuma is keen on abandoning ship and hopping over to the desert city of Dubai, this residential visa has done the rounds.
As dark smoked billowed across Dubai yesterday, one thing became clear: the metropolis needs to work on the increasing amount of skyscrapers catching fire.