Fireworks to ring in New Year 2020 at Dubai’s Burj Khalifa are likely to begin at 11.57pm, and should last for five minutes. This was revealed at a press conference organised by the Dubai Police and the Roads and Transport Authority on Sunday. Also, a section of Dubai’s Sheikh Zayed Road will be closed starting […]
Now we are well into the final day of the last public holiday of 2019, you may be wondering, when is my next day off? The good news is you only have to wait a mere four weeks, because as usual, 2020 will begin with a day off on January 1 to celebrate the start […]
There’s only one public holiday left this year, and it’s already confirmed which days off we’ll have… Yes, a lot of y’all were disappointed after Islamic New Year fell on a Saturday. Which makes you wonder, when the next public holiday in the UAE will be. The final public holiday of the year is already […]
The Ministry of Human Resources and Emiratisation has confirmed that there will be no public holiday in the UAE for Israa Wal Miraj this week. Confirming the news via Twitter, the ministry extended its greetings on the occasion of Israa Wal Miraj, and reminded people that the full list of public holidays had been specified by the […]
Ministry tweets spring break dates for students and academic staff. The Ministry of Education has announced the spring break dates for public and private schools on Saturday. According to a statement tweeted by the Ministry, government schools will resume on Sunday, January 13 – marking the end of winter break. The statement added […]
Regular parking fees will resume on Monday, November 19. Good news for all residents in Dubai. Public parking to be free across the Dubai on 18th November Sunday to mark the birthday of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), as per the Roads and Transport Authority. The parking charges will get to normal on 19th November (Monday). The […]
Both the public and private sector will enjoy a Sunday off. Finally, the private and public holiday has been announced in UAE. As the residents will have a long weekend to celebrate the birthday of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Where the public and private sectors will have an off on 18th November 2018 (Sunday), including the […]