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Saudi Arabia has introduced an upgraded tourism visa service that brings together flight bookings, accommodation arrangements and personalised travel planning, offering visitors a smoother and more convenient holiday experience.
Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank has restored its services following a brief technical interruption, while confirming that customer information remained fully protected and no data security issues were detected during the incident.
The UAE employment market has recorded a 26% reduction in job openings that offer monthly salaries below Dh10,000, reflecting a noticeable shift in hiring patterns for lower-income positions.
A striking new spherical LED attraction is set to become one of Abu Dhabi’s standout landmarks, with its illuminated display expected to be clearly visible to motorists travelling along Sheikh Zayed Road.
As temperatures soar and schools close, parents across the UAE are finding creative ways to keep their children entertained, active, and learning through summer camps, indoor attractions, family trips, and home-based activities.
Housing rents have declined in Abu Dhabi and Sharjah, whereas Ajman has emerged as the strongest-performing rental market, with prices surging by up to 57% in selected neighborhoods.
A foreign bank has been penalised by the UAE Central Bank with a Dh1.82 million fine due to failures in meeting required customer service standards and operational compliance obligations.
Brazil’s hopes of World Cup success are shattered after a surprising defeat to Norway, with Neymar hinting that he may be stepping away from his international career with Brazil.
The UAE’s midday work prohibition carries strict consequences, with offenders potentially facing fines up to Dh50,000, suspension of business licences, and possible legal proceedings if regulations are breached.