90% of travelers from the UAE prefer international stays for holidays. Sounds exciting, but it can give your bank balance a noticeable dent. Enjoying your dream vacation needs meticulous financial preparation.
Eid in the UAE is a time of joy, festivities, and family gatherings. However, celebrating this holy festival doesn’t have to be expensive. There are plenty of budget-friendly activities, and free attractions across the UAE where you can enjoy the holiday without stretching your wallet.
Ever forgotten a loved one’s special day and needed a last-minute yet thoughtful gift? eGift cards are the perfect solution, delivering instant, personalized gifting in just seconds! Be it for birthdays, holidays, or corporate rewards, eGift cards have revolutionized the way we give and receive presents.
You’re getting settled into 2025 with a wishlist on one hand and financial goals on the other. And, of course, letting go of any of them will ache your heart. We feel you. While the UAE is ready for a 13% net increase in consumer spending intentions, you also can ensure you’re getting the best out of that rise.
The UAE has become a foodie paradise, blending local Emirati flavors with global street food influences. From gourmet food trucks to hidden street eats, the vibrant country offers a lively dining culture that caters to all tastes.
Did you know that 31% of UAE travelers have planned at least one trip for 2025? If you’re dreaming of a relaxing vacation while sipping a mojito but worried about overspending, you’re not alone.
International Women’s Day is approaching, and you’re here, confused, finding a perfect gift for her. It’s quite a task to crack the perfect gift. The world celebrates it on March 8. A perfect occasion to acknowledge and admire her.
Ramadan is almost here; you must run errands to make everything perfect for festivities. Decorations, gifts, greeting cards, and, most importantly, Ramadan meals. You must be scratching your head, finding different recipes for this festive season.
Ramadan – the holiest month for everyone, especially Muslims. During Ramadan, we fast, pray, and try to enhance ourselves spiritually. We abstain from drinking or eating anything from dawn (Fajr) till sunset (Maghrib) for about 30 days.
Valentine’s Day is near, and Cupid is ready to strike you with his arrows. One of your biggest questions is what to buy as a Valentine’s Day gift.