"However, the actual needs of the traveler might differ. They might simply need help navigating crowded airports, have difficulty with stairs, or be completely mobile but visually impaired. We're exploring ways to ensure wheelchairs are available when necessary and to provide the right solutions for a diverse range of traveler...
DEWA exhorts customers to adhere to its safety standards
Dubai, UAE--Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) has exhorted community members to ensure that safety standards are always in place in their homes, especially before traveling or being away for long periods. DEWA urged its customers to follow its tips and guidelines to improve the efficiency of electricity and water...
Abu Dhabi Foreign Experts Court examines 200 cases
The Foreign Experts Court of the Abu Dhabi Judicial Department (ADJD) has managed to maintain high adjudication rates in the cases brought before it over three years since it started operating in 2019.
Sharjah Municipality permits food display in restaurants during Ramadan
The authorities will issue the necessary permits for this purpose, in accordance with hygiene conditions and preventive measures.
New guidelines for Umrah pilgrims announced by Saudi ministry
The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah announced an update in the procedures for entering Saudi Arabia for Umrah, which is one of the key non-oil sources of income for the kingdom. This is done to ensure the health and safety of the Umrah Performers and visitors, the ministry said. Based...
UAE banking industry in recovery mode: UBF Chief
Al Ghurair said that the strong Q2 financial results of the UAE banks was an indication that the banking industry is back on the growth path following the decline in Covid-19 pandemic
UAE to tighten the screws on money laundering
Taking a strong stance against money laundering, the Central Bank of the UAE (CBUAE) has issued a new guidance on transaction monitoring and sanctions screening for its licensed financial institutions (LFIs) that aims to promote anti-money laundering.
Abu Dhabi issues new Covid-19 norms for tourism and leisure venues
Restaurants can operate at 80 percent of their capacity and allow a maximum of 10 people at a table who must wear a mask while moving about. Gyms and spas can operate at 50 percent of their capacity and wedding halls can have a maximum of 100 attendees.
