Thanks to its growing urban development, famous skyscrapers, and world-famous beach resorts, the UAE has become a favourite destination for tourists! The UAE has many famous attractions such as the Burj Khalifa skyscraper. Sheikh Zayed Mosque. Louvre Abu Dhabi Museum. All these wonderful features made the UAE a luxury destination for many travellers around the world!

The COVID-19 pandemic effectively put a halt on the global economy in 2020. The economic disruption caused is so far-reaching that its effects will remain in the air for years to come. The lockdowns around the world severely dragged down most economic metrics, and there has been very little for investors to cheer. However, now that we’ve almost reached the second half of 2021, the economies are reopening, and we’re starting to see new prospects and opportunities that are radically different from the pre-pandemic world.

COVID-19 up-ended life in Dubai and across the world. Very little was left untouched by the global pandemic, including interior design. When our lives entered uncertainty, we sought to make sanctuaries out of our homes, choosing colours and décor with natural essences. As we get further into 2021, keep an eye on these new interior design trends inspired by the global pandemic.

Dubai’s economy is one of the most booming in the middle east, not relying only on one primary industry to survive. Global trade in commodities like oil is responsible for a large part of its annual GDP, and this is heavily augmented by revenue from the tourism sector, of which business travel is a big factor. The city has earned a fantastic reputation for luxury and affordable opulence. Thanks to being full of designer shops and swanky restaurants and bars, the streets are always heaving, whatever the time of day.