Modern life can be hectic and overwhelming. So it’s a good thing technology makes so many aspects of our lives easier. For example, instead of going to an actual flower shop or the flower market, you can conveniently order fresh flowers from your favourite online florist in Dubai.

Half of the year has gone by, and so has the auspicious month of Ramadan. The Arabic city of Dubai is no stranger to celebrations, especially when it is the holy month of fasting. Favoured by the locals and visitors, Eid al-Fitr in Dubai is a way of breaking the fast and signalling the end of Ramadan, so people can rejoice and look forward to another year of prosperity.

Besides the Burj Khalifa, the Burj Al Arab and many other famous attractions known all over the world, Dubai has another reason to celebrate. The once iconic flagship vessel of the British merchant navy will soon be opening its deck to the public at large in the form of a floating hotel. Read more to find out all about it, especially if you are as excited as we are!

Ramadan is here and the people in Dubai and Muslims have begun their celebration of the auspicious Islamic festival. While Ramadan is celebrated widely by the Muslims in Dubai, tourists shy away from visiting the city because of the restrictions it may bring on your travels. However, we have given you top reasons to visit Dubai and discover a whole new side to this luxurious city during the month of Ramadan.