• Watch The Sun Rise From The Top Of The World Are you a fan of a great sunrise? Well now you can watch the dawn of a new day and the glorious and pristine scenery of a Dubai sunrise, when the sky turns into a beautiful colour palette of red and orange, from one of the highest vantage points in the world, At The Top, Burj Khalifa. Every Friday and Saturday from 20 September, you can book a slot between 5.30am and 8.30am to catch the splendid view of Dubai as it wakes up. Who does not like to sip from a cup of coffee and experience something this magical? Entry tickets are available at Dhs 141.67 per person for adults and children 12 years old and over, and Dhs 108.33 for children under 12 years. Entry to the this breathtaking spectacle includes a delicious breakfast and a beverage from At The Top Café on level 124, all served with a side order of relaxing sunrise vibes. Now this is what we call a breakfast with a view ... an ultimate view. So grab a cup of coffee and a light bite and step out onto the outdoor observation terrace on level 124 at 452 metres high to start your day in the most stunning way possible. for those who want to see more, you can use the high powered telescopes to get an even closer look. Tickets can be booked here or can be purchased from the starting point of the At The Top, Burj Khalifa journey on the lower ground floor of The Dubai Mall. http://www.discover-dubai.ae/general-info/3424/watch-the-sun-rise-from-the-top-of-the-world
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    Watch The Sun Rise From The Top Of The World Are you a fan of a great sunrise? Well now you can watch the dawn of a new day and the glorious and pristine scenery of a Dubai sunrise, when the sky turns into a beautiful colour palette of red and orange, from one of the highest vantage points in the world, At The Top, Burj Khalifa. Every Friday and Saturday from 20 September, you can book a slot between 5.30am and 8.30am to catch the splendid view of Dubai as it wakes up. Who does not like to sip from a cup of coffee and experience something this magical? Entry tickets are available at Dhs 141.67 per person for adults and children 12 years old and over, and Dhs 108.33 for children under 12 years. Entry to the this breathtaking spectacle includes a delicious breakfast and a beverage from At The Top Café on level 124, all served with a side order of relaxing sunrise vibes. Now this is what we call a breakfast with a view ... an ultimate view. So grab a cup of coffee and a light bite and step out onto the outdoor observation terrace on level 124 at 452 metres high to start your day in the most stunning way possible. for those who want to see more, you can use the high powered telescopes to get an even closer look. Tickets can be booked here or can be purchased from the starting point of the At The Top, Burj Khalifa journey on the lower ground floor of The Dubai Mall. http://www.discover-dubai.ae/general-info/3424/watch-the-sun-rise-from-the-top-of-the-world
  • Looking to dine out? Check out our round up of this months offers, new menus and new restaurants? http://www.discover-dubai.ae/shop-and-dine/dining/whats-on/3006/dining-offers-this-month
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    Looking to dine out? Check out our round up of this months offers, new menus and new restaurants? http://www.discover-dubai.ae/shop-and-dine/dining/whats-on/3006/dining-offers-this-month
  • Your Child's Sleep Pattern Needs Some Attention Now! Now that the summer holiday is approaching its end, so are the nights of staying up late. At times, getting children to bed can be a struggle for parents, especially after the `liberties` of an extended vacation. There is a lot you can do to help your child bridge the 'gap' and get the quality of sleep he needs. 1. Make it a family priority. Your child will imitate you, so set a good. By making sleep a priority for your self, this demonstrates for him that proper sleep is an integral constituent of a healthy lifestyle, and is as important as healthy eating and regular exercise. 2. Gradually shift bedtime back. To develop a healthy sleep pattern, it is recommended that you gradually move back your child’s bedtime by an hour every night, at least two before school starts, until your child is back to his proper bedtime routine 3. No technology before bedtime. Keep all electric devices - TVs, laptops, tablets, and cell phones out of your child`s bedroom, particularly at night. To prevent sleep disruption, turn off all screens at least one hour before bedtime. 4. Maintain a bedtime routine. Your child will do better when he knows what to expect; consistency is the key. Choose a relaxing activity to do just before sleeping (such as reading a short bedtime story), and make it part of his nightly routine. 5. Beware of Caffeine. Caffeine may remain in your child`s system for eight to 10 hours and interfere with his ability to have a peaceful sleep. It is wise to keep your child`s caffeine consumption to a minimum. Check the ingredient list on foods and beverages your child is consuming for any hidden caffeine. The Department of Paediatrics and Family Medicine THE DUBAI LONDON CLINIC AND SPECIALITY HOSPITAL Telephone No: 800-DLC / 800-352 Website: www.dubailondonclinic.com http://connector.ae/kids-and-education/5562/your-childs-sleep-pattern-needs-some-attention-now
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    Your Child's Sleep Pattern Needs Some Attention Now! Now that the summer holiday is approaching its end, so are the nights of staying up late. At times, getting children to bed can be a struggle for parents, especially after the `liberties` of an extended vacation. There is a lot you can do to help your child bridge the 'gap' and get the quality of sleep he needs. 1. Make it a family priority. Your child will imitate you, so set a good. By making sleep a priority for your self, this demonstrates for him that proper sleep is an integral constituent of a healthy lifestyle, and is as important as healthy eating and regular exercise. 2. Gradually shift bedtime back. To develop a healthy sleep pattern, it is recommended that you gradually move back your child’s bedtime by an hour every night, at least two before school starts, until your child is back to his proper bedtime routine 3. No technology before bedtime. Keep all electric devices - TVs, laptops, tablets, and cell phones out of your child`s bedroom, particularly at night. To prevent sleep disruption, turn off all screens at least one hour before bedtime. 4. Maintain a bedtime routine. Your child will do better when he knows what to expect; consistency is the key. Choose a relaxing activity to do just before sleeping (such as reading a short bedtime story), and make it part of his nightly routine. 5. Beware of Caffeine. Caffeine may remain in your child`s system for eight to 10 hours and interfere with his ability to have a peaceful sleep. It is wise to keep your child`s caffeine consumption to a minimum. Check the ingredient list on foods and beverages your child is consuming for any hidden caffeine. The Department of Paediatrics and Family Medicine THE DUBAI LONDON CLINIC AND SPECIALITY HOSPITAL Telephone No: 800-DLC / 800-352 Website: www.dubailondonclinic.com http://connector.ae/kids-and-education/5562/your-childs-sleep-pattern-needs-some-attention-now
  • Making Healthcare Marketing Work With over 7 years of Marketing experience in private healthcare, Supriya Taggar, a marketing and business development manager for HealthBay shares with us the challenges, tactics and creation of making healthcare marketing work in the U.A.E Q: When it comes to marketing in the UAE, what are the main factors to consider? A: The UAE is such a fast, developing and diverse country that it is important to start with the fundamentals which includes analysing your market, segmenting your target audience, understanding regulations, factoring effective social media and developing quality content. Q: What would you say has been your biggest challenge? A: The biggest challenge for me, especially coming from the U.K has been understanding the regulations. Messaging that may have worked in a Western country, may not work or be appropriate in the Middle East. There are approvals that have to be sought from recognized departments such as The Ministry of Health and the Dubai Health Authority. Rather than gaining revenue, you have to build trust with your target audience, delivery quality and become a leader in the industry. Once you capture the essence of these important factors, the venue follows. Q: What method if you had to choose one would you say has been a success? A: Social media. It is one of the biggest platforms out there to convey your message, share creative content and connect with your audience with the click of a button. In this digital era, it is one of the most effective tools to reach people all over the world. You can connect with your audience by uploading videos, posting information and encouraging others to share their thoughts on something that is so primitive- healthcare. Supriya Taggar Marketing and Business Development Manager HealthBay Management Office Address: HealthBay Polyclinic, Al Wasl Road, Dubai Telephone No: 800 HBPC (4272) Website: healthbayclinic.com Email: info@healthbayclinic.com Instagram: @healthbaypolyclinic Facebook: @healthbay http://connector.ae/health-and-fitness/5555/making-healthcare-marketing-work
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    Making Healthcare Marketing Work With over 7 years of Marketing experience in private healthcare, Supriya Taggar, a marketing and business development manager for HealthBay shares with us the challenges, tactics and creation of making healthcare marketing work in the U.A.E Q: When it comes to marketing in the UAE, what are the main factors to consider? A: The UAE is such a fast, developing and diverse country that it is important to start with the fundamentals which includes analysing your market, segmenting your target audience, understanding regulations, factoring effective social media and developing quality content. Q: What would you say has been your biggest challenge? A: The biggest challenge for me, especially coming from the U.K has been understanding the regulations. Messaging that may have worked in a Western country, may not work or be appropriate in the Middle East. There are approvals that have to be sought from recognized departments such as The Ministry of Health and the Dubai Health Authority. Rather than gaining revenue, you have to build trust with your target audience, delivery quality and become a leader in the industry. Once you capture the essence of these important factors, the venue follows. Q: What method if you had to choose one would you say has been a success? A: Social media. It is one of the biggest platforms out there to convey your message, share creative content and connect with your audience with the click of a button. In this digital era, it is one of the most effective tools to reach people all over the world. You can connect with your audience by uploading videos, posting information and encouraging others to share their thoughts on something that is so primitive- healthcare. Supriya Taggar Marketing and Business Development Manager HealthBay Management Office Address: HealthBay Polyclinic, Al Wasl Road, Dubai Telephone No: 800 HBPC (4272) Website: healthbayclinic.com Email: [email protected] Instagram: @healthbaypolyclinic Facebook: @healthbay http://connector.ae/health-and-fitness/5555/making-healthcare-marketing-work
  • Calling All Budding Artists There is another opportunity for budding artists to showcase their talent to a wide audience and also stand a chance to win a cash prize at the same time. The Waterfront Market and Dubai Culture and Arts Authority have joined forces for a second year and are inviting entries for their mural and art competition. The competition will have two winners, a painter and a sculptor. The winning painter will get an opportunity to paint their winning work on a wall at The Waterfront Market and the winning sculpture will be memorialised in the hall for years to come, plus there will be cash prize of Dhs 15,000 each. The entries for this competition are now open and will close on 17 October. All you need to do is submit your entry through www.waterfrontmarket.ae, and even after you have submitted your entry, if you feel you can do better, you can edit or resubmit your entry by 17 October. The winners of the competitions will be announced on 1 November. The Waterfront Market is located at the intersection of Al Khaleej Road and Abu Hail Streets in Deira. http://www.discover-dubai.ae/general-info/3423/calling-all-budding-artists
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    Calling All Budding Artists There is another opportunity for budding artists to showcase their talent to a wide audience and also stand a chance to win a cash prize at the same time. The Waterfront Market and Dubai Culture and Arts Authority have joined forces for a second year and are inviting entries for their mural and art competition. The competition will have two winners, a painter and a sculptor. The winning painter will get an opportunity to paint their winning work on a wall at The Waterfront Market and the winning sculpture will be memorialised in the hall for years to come, plus there will be cash prize of Dhs 15,000 each. The entries for this competition are now open and will close on 17 October. All you need to do is submit your entry through www.waterfrontmarket.ae, and even after you have submitted your entry, if you feel you can do better, you can edit or resubmit your entry by 17 October. The winners of the competitions will be announced on 1 November. The Waterfront Market is located at the intersection of Al Khaleej Road and Abu Hail Streets in Deira. http://www.discover-dubai.ae/general-info/3423/calling-all-budding-artists
  • Regional Airlines Ban MacBook Pro Following the action taken by some of the International airlines around the world, regional carriers including Emirates, Flydubai and Etihad have also put restrictions on carrying certain models of Apple MacBook Pro. The restrictions were announced after Apple recalled all models of 15-inch MacBook Pro sold between September 2015 and February 2017 because of the risk of fire if the batteries overheat. In a statement on its website, Emirates says, “As a safety precaution, travellers will not be permitted to carry these MacBook Pro models as checked-in or carry-on baggage on Emirates flights unless the battery has been replaced. To check if your device is affected, and for more information on battery replacement options, please visit Apple's 15-inch MacBook Pro Battery Recall webpage. Flydubai also announced the ban on these models through a statement on its website, Following the recall of a limited number of older generation 15-inch MacBook Pro models, which were sold primarily between September 2015 and February 2017, we will be unable to accept these devices in hand baggage or checked baggage unless the battery has been replaced.” Last month, Etihad Airlines also banned carrying the same MacBook Pro models in checked-in luggage. At Etihad, passengers can carry these models in their hand luggage, however they cannot switch them on during the flight. The three UAE airlines join other carriers in banning carrying this particular model including Oman Air, Qantas, Singapore Airlines, Thai Airways and Virgin Australia. http://www.discover-dubai.ae/general-info/3422/regional-airlines-ban-macbook-pro
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    Regional Airlines Ban MacBook Pro Following the action taken by some of the International airlines around the world, regional carriers including Emirates, Flydubai and Etihad have also put restrictions on carrying certain models of Apple MacBook Pro. The restrictions were announced after Apple recalled all models of 15-inch MacBook Pro sold between September 2015 and February 2017 because of the risk of fire if the batteries overheat. In a statement on its website, Emirates says, “As a safety precaution, travellers will not be permitted to carry these MacBook Pro models as checked-in or carry-on baggage on Emirates flights unless the battery has been replaced. To check if your device is affected, and for more information on battery replacement options, please visit Apple's 15-inch MacBook Pro Battery Recall webpage. Flydubai also announced the ban on these models through a statement on its website, Following the recall of a limited number of older generation 15-inch MacBook Pro models, which were sold primarily between September 2015 and February 2017, we will be unable to accept these devices in hand baggage or checked baggage unless the battery has been replaced.” Last month, Etihad Airlines also banned carrying the same MacBook Pro models in checked-in luggage. At Etihad, passengers can carry these models in their hand luggage, however they cannot switch them on during the flight. The three UAE airlines join other carriers in banning carrying this particular model including Oman Air, Qantas, Singapore Airlines, Thai Airways and Virgin Australia. http://www.discover-dubai.ae/general-info/3422/regional-airlines-ban-macbook-pro
  • Dubai Metro Reaches 10 Years At nine minutes and nine seconds passed nine (09:09:09) on the evening of 9 September 2009 (9/09/09), 10 years ago today, His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, inaugurated the Dubai Metro and took the first journey on the new Red Line. In just 10 years the driverless public transport system has become a marvel of the world and an integral part of Dubai life for residents and tourists commuting around the city. As Dubai celebrates 10 years of Dubai Metro operation, here are 10 facts you may or may not know about the Dubai Metro. 1. Dubai Metro opened with 10 stations on just the Red Line but now has 49 stations across 2 lines, the Red Line and Green Line 2. The Green Line was opened exactly two years to the day after the Red Line 3. A third line, the Route 2020, will open in 2020 with a further 7 stations and 14.5 kilometres of track 4. The current length of the operational Dubai Metro lines combined is 75 kilometres 5. The Red Line at 52.1 kilometres in length is the world's longest driverless single metro line 6. The total journey time from one end of the Red Line to the other is maximum 70 minutes and from one end of the Green Line to the other is maximum 40 minutes 7. One third of all pubic transport journeys in Dubai are made on the Dubai Metro, more than any other form of public transport, including Dubai taxis 8. Burjuman is the busiest Dubai Metro station, witnessing over 6 million passengers in the first 6 months of 2019 9. Over 204 million passengers used the Dubai Metro in 2018 10. 1,500,000,000 passenger riders have used the Dubai Metro in its first 10 years http://www.discover-dubai.ae/general-info/3421/dubai-metro-reaches-10-years
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    Dubai Metro Reaches 10 Years At nine minutes and nine seconds passed nine (09:09:09) on the evening of 9 September 2009 (9/09/09), 10 years ago today, His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, inaugurated the Dubai Metro and took the first journey on the new Red Line. In just 10 years the driverless public transport system has become a marvel of the world and an integral part of Dubai life for residents and tourists commuting around the city. As Dubai celebrates 10 years of Dubai Metro operation, here are 10 facts you may or may not know about the Dubai Metro. 1. Dubai Metro opened with 10 stations on just the Red Line but now has 49 stations across 2 lines, the Red Line and Green Line 2. The Green Line was opened exactly two years to the day after the Red Line 3. A third line, the Route 2020, will open in 2020 with a further 7 stations and 14.5 kilometres of track 4. The current length of the operational Dubai Metro lines combined is 75 kilometres 5. The Red Line at 52.1 kilometres in length is the world's longest driverless single metro line 6. The total journey time from one end of the Red Line to the other is maximum 70 minutes and from one end of the Green Line to the other is maximum 40 minutes 7. One third of all pubic transport journeys in Dubai are made on the Dubai Metro, more than any other form of public transport, including Dubai taxis 8. Burjuman is the busiest Dubai Metro station, witnessing over 6 million passengers in the first 6 months of 2019 9. Over 204 million passengers used the Dubai Metro in 2018 10. 1,500,000,000 passenger riders have used the Dubai Metro in its first 10 years http://www.discover-dubai.ae/general-info/3421/dubai-metro-reaches-10-years
  • This offer for parents is one you just cannot refuse! http://connector.ae/whats-on/5325/great-offer-register-your-child-at-this-top-nursery-for-free
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    This offer for parents is one you just cannot refuse! http://connector.ae/whats-on/5325/great-offer-register-your-child-at-this-top-nursery-for-free
  • UAE Government Revises The Holiday List The Federal Authority for Government Human Resources (FAHR) has updated the dates of official public holidays and tweeted the new list on Sunday, 8 September. According to the new list, there are four days of public holidays remaining for rest of the year. The first public holiday of the four remaining is the Prophet Mohammad's (PBUH) Birthday, which falls on 12 of the Hijri month, Rabi Al Awwal, which is likely to fall on Saturday, 9 November as per the Gregorian calendar. In the holiday list released previously on March 5 this year, the public holiday for Commemoration Day was on Sunday, 1 December, however now the holiday has been moved back to Saturday, 30 November, followed by the National Day holidays on Monday, 2 December and Tuesday, 3 December, which means that, as now Sunday, 1 December is currently not a holiday, there is no longer a long weekend coming up. http://www.discover-dubai.ae/general-info/3420/uae-government-revises-the-holiday-list
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    UAE Government Revises The Holiday List The Federal Authority for Government Human Resources (FAHR) has updated the dates of official public holidays and tweeted the new list on Sunday, 8 September. According to the new list, there are four days of public holidays remaining for rest of the year. The first public holiday of the four remaining is the Prophet Mohammad's (PBUH) Birthday, which falls on 12 of the Hijri month, Rabi Al Awwal, which is likely to fall on Saturday, 9 November as per the Gregorian calendar. In the holiday list released previously on March 5 this year, the public holiday for Commemoration Day was on Sunday, 1 December, however now the holiday has been moved back to Saturday, 30 November, followed by the National Day holidays on Monday, 2 December and Tuesday, 3 December, which means that, as now Sunday, 1 December is currently not a holiday, there is no longer a long weekend coming up. http://www.discover-dubai.ae/general-info/3420/uae-government-revises-the-holiday-list