As the Strait of Hormuz slowly reopens, what does it mean for people relocating to the UAE this summer? We’ll hear from an international moving company, and from a teacher who’s decided not to ship her belongings at all because of the uncertainty. Then, Dubai is launching a new i ...Show more
How to win tourists back?
We’ll take a look at whether tourism to the UAE is ready to bounce back, after the UK lifted its travel warning - reopening a key market for Dubai, which welcomes more than 1.5 million British visitors every year. Plus, with more details emerging about the UAE’s social media ban ...Show more
The UAE’s under-15 social media ban
The UAE is the first Arab country to introduce restrictions on children under 15 - and we want to hear from you on this one. The ban aims to protect young people online - as a growing body of evidence suggests social media is bad for their mental health - and opens them up to ina ...Show more
Winning travellers back after disruption
With hopes of de-escalation after the US-Iran ceasefire, we ask whether passengers are ready to book again, how quickly routes can normalise, and whether jet fuel and insurance costs could keep fares higher for longer. US President Donald Trump says the Strait of Hormuz will be c ...Show more