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5 days ago | 
whatson.ae | Manaal Fatimah
BonBird with a capital B, in Abu Dhabi, baby…Find us dropping bars only for you, BonBird. The homegrown fried chicken favourite is landing in the capital, and for all the Abu Dhabi residents looking for crazy good, crunchy chicken, your time is here.
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5 days ago | 
whatson.ae | Manaal Fatimah
The Umm Suqeim project will cut traffic time from 20 minutes to under six in Jumeirah…Traffic in Dubai is a perennial problem, since time immemorial, and seems to be only getting worse as the years advance. A growing influx of new residents means more cars than ever are taking up space on the roads and travel times are only on the rise.
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5 days ago | 
whatson.ae | Manaal Fatimah
Moonlit dips for days at these night swims…Night swims are the activity for summer, especially if you’re a water baby and the thought of bidding goodbye to your beach days is unbearable. Head over these spots for late night swims to keep the party going and (still beat the heat). Ginger MoonThis gorgeous Tulum-boho-inspired location is offering night swims, with a beautifully adorned pool deck and sweeping stunning views of the Dubai Marina skyline.
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5 days ago | 
whatson.ae | Manaal Fatimah
In a massive win for girl power, we now have an Emirati female leader in the UN…Congratulations are in order as another milestone has been conquered by an Emirati female – Shaikha Nasser Al Nowais has been elected as the first female head of the United Nations World Tourism Organisation – a landmark moment in the journey of female empowerment around the world, as well as a win for the Emirati community.
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1 week ago | 
whatson.ae | Manaal Fatimah
Take note of these petrol prices… If you drive a vehicle, take note of how you will be paying for petrol and diesel in the UAE in June 2025. From June 1, 2025, Super 98 will cost Dhs2.58 per litre, which is the same as what we were paying in May 2025. Special 95 will also remain the same price as in May 2025, priced at Dhs2.47 per litre. Diesel prices have changed however, dropping from Dhs2.52 in May to Dhs2.45 in June 2025.
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1 week ago | 
whatson.ae | Manaal Fatimah
Bling bling baby…For many, jewellery isn’t just a piece of metal or an adornment – it’s a way to express oneself, create a distinct identity and sense of style. As part of fashion, it your personality on display, a unique marker of who you are. Accessorising can jazz up any boring, bland, beige outfit – if you’re looking to expand your collection of bling, here are some amazing homegrown labels to shop from.
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1 week ago | 
whatson.ae | Manaal Fatimah
The AURA Skypool Sleepover is putting all our childhood experiences to shame…For the first time ever, AURA Skypool is hosting a unique overnight event 210 metres high in the sky – The AURA Sleepover. You read that right – the infinity pool is hosting an overnight stay at their venue, from June 14, 9pm to June 15, 9am. This will officially be the longest immersive experience ever hosted here.
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1 week ago | 
whatson.ae | Manaal Fatimah
Another weekend, another things to do in Dubai this weekend listing…The transition between May and June – there’s loads of things to do this weekend in Dubai, from discovering new foodie concepts to pampering yourself, getting stuck into a workshop, partying hard and shopping, shopping, shopping till you drop. These are all the best things to do in Dubai this weekend.
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1 week ago | 
whatson.ae | Manaal Fatimah
These new brunches in Dubai will keep you fed all summer…Brunching in Dubai is an art form. It’s a discipline, a rite of passage, a core memory, a vital experience – you need to brunch here at least once, and what’s better than new brunches in Dubai for that? Whether you’re an avid bruncher or a newbie in this field, pick from this list of brand new brunches in Dubai. Here are 15 new brunches in Dubai to try this summer.
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1 week ago | 
whatson.ae | Manaal Fatimah
A quaint slice of Dubai history…The neighbourhood of Satwa feels like a bubble suspended in space – not quite as back then as the Old Dubai it leaves behind but also not quite as now as the sky-skirting skyscrapers and glittering lights of the Sheikh Zayed Road. It’s something like a portal, through which you can watch your surroundings transform in real time.
