Articles

The Macallan Celebrates 200 Years with a Unique Desert Tribute

The Macallan celebrated it’s 200 year anniversary at a stunning event in the Dubai desert where it unveiled its brand new logo

by Claire Wills

Gaza Devastation Continues as Economy Virtually Destroyed

Gaza’s economy has collapsed plunging 2.3 million into poverty

by Nick Ames

Discover Rare Timepieces at Dubai’s First Pre-Owned Watch Event

The three-day event is a first for the region where watch enthusiasts can buy from a trusted collection of pre-owned luxury watches

by Claire Wills

Vulnerable and Overlooked: The Toll of Climate Change on the World’s Poorest Nations

On International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, we look at the countries disproportionately affected by climate change, where extreme weather events are worsening poverty and threatening livelihoods

by Anthea Ayache

Cultivated-Meat Set to Hit UK Supermarket Shelves in 2 Years

Thousands of tons of meat can be produced from one cow cell

by Nick Ames

The Europa Clipper Space Mission Boldly Seeks out New Ocean World

Europa Clipper heads for mystery moon to try and answer the question, ‘are we alone?’

by Nick Ames

How Maroma, a Belmond Hotel Protects Paradise

From protecting sea turtles to nurturing bird habitats and supporting local bee populations, Mexico’s Maroma, A Belmond Hotel, creates an eco-luxe sanctuary for both guests and the great outdoors

by Claire Boobbyer

UAE’s Aid Campaign for Lebanon Raises over 100 Million Dirhams

The ‘UAE Stands with Lebanon’ aid campaign has raised over AED 110 million for food, medical supplies, shelter equipment, and other relief materials to those affected by the escalating violence

by Nick Ames

Happy Kids, Happy Parents: Dubai’s 14 Best Family-Friendly Outdoor Restaurants

From face-painting and juggling to getting out in nature, these family-friendly eateries offer more than just a meal, they’ll keep the whole family entertained

by Anthea Ayache

From Greenwashing to Genuine Change: The Truth About Carbon Offsetting

Riddled with hidden flaws and complexities, the billion-dollar carbon offset market may not be the climate solution we’ve been led to believe

by Josh Sims