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Dubai and UAE tourism growth

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Latest: Dubai and UAE tourism: travel destinations and rental tips

Dubai’s tourism sector has reached record visitor levels, with December 2026 seeing 2.04 million international overnight visitors, a 6% increase year-on-year. Hotel occupancy rose significantly from 36% in March 2026 to

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Dubai International Airport technological upgrades

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Latest: Arabian Travel Market 2026 opens in Dubai

Dubai International Airport is implementing several technological upgrades to enhance passenger processing and convenience. The airport began rolling out new high-resolution 3D security scanners designed to allow travele

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Indonesia expands SIM Keliling and Samsat mobile services

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Latest: Indonesia mobile SIM and Samsat services operate across multiple regions

The police-run SIM Keliling mobile driver-license renewal programme continued its expansion throughout July and August 2026. After the 30 July reopening in Greater Jakarta and the addition of sites in Bogor, Bekasi, Band

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Dubai business establishment and licensing

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Latest: Dubai launches online tool to estimate business licence costs

Dubai offers various business structures for international entrepreneurs, including mainland setups for UAE-wide trade and Free Zone structures that provide specific incentives and 100% foreign ownership. The Department

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Emirati women economic and educational participation

3 clusters · 9 sources · last updated

Latest: UAE business activity grows with rising female entrepreneurship and digital expansion

Recent data indicates significant growth in the economic and educational participation of Emirati women within the United Arab Emirates. In Sharjah, Emirati women invested AED 2.7 billion ($735.2 million) in the propert

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