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Yury Troshin is the general manager, as well as being a qualified, professional sailing instructor, at Wind Rises Sailing Experience in Dubai. Victor Besa / The National
My Dubai Salary'I earn Dh20,000 a month sailing Dubai’s waters’

Yury Troshin, general manager of Wind Rises Sailing Experience, started his career on a Russian factory floor

MoneyMay 08, 2026
In Dubai, domestic buyers with both financial and emotional equity in the UAE are purchasing property. Chris Whiteoak / The National
UAE property shifts towards buyer's market for first time in years

But experts warn investors must be in it for long haul to reap the benefits

MoneyMay 08, 2026
A pupil learns Arabic in a remote lesson in Dubai. Distance learning has been reinstated throughout the UAE for this week. Chris Whiteoak / The National
'No version without disruption': UAE schools return to remote learning

Team effort and clear directives guide move back to learning from home

UAEMay 05, 2026
Naheed Malik, 54, had about Dh125,000 in savings when she handed in her notice. Photo: Naheed Malik
Money & Me‘It’s crucial to keep a separate bank account to your husband'

Naheed Maalik left a stable university career to found a PR agency – and took back control of her finances along the way

MoneyMay 03, 2026
Women fill 191 of the UAE's 1,274 listed-company board seats. Photo: Vitaly Gariev / Unsplash
UAE boards have twice as many women as Gulf average

Pace of progress across wider region remains point of concern, expert says

UAEApril 28, 2026
Pupils have returned to schools across the UAE this week. Chris Whiteoak / The National
UAE schools navigate full return to in-person learning

Not all boards will accept coursework as a substitute, presenting new hurdles

UAEApril 25, 2026
Investing from the UAE can be lucrative if you do it intentionally and in a disciplined way, say experts. EPA
The hidden costs that UAE investors miss when building their portfolios

What we’re not being told about the true cost of building wealth

MoneyApril 24, 2026
Al Qasimia School Museum gives visitors a glimpse into the UAE's early education system. Antonie Robertson / The National
Museums of the UAEInside Sharjah’s Al Qasimia School, the UAE’s first formal education site

Historic building offers peek into country’s early classrooms, including spaces that welcomed girls

Things to doApril 24, 2026
In a competitive hospitality landscape, art has become a differentiator for hotels aiming to flex their cultural muscles. Photo: El Fenn Marrakesh
Inside the world’s most art-filled hotels, from The Ned Doha to The Fife Arms

Whether it’s Rothko after-hours in Florence or open-air installations in the Maldives, these properties put serious art at the centre of the stay

TravelApril 23, 2026
Aya Hassan works as a professional in public relations. Photo: Aya Hassan
My Dubai Salary'I save up to 90% of my earnings - here's how I do it'

Aya Hassan channels almost all her income into property, and her dream is to own a flower shop

MoneyApril 17, 2026
Emma Ives, deputy head teacher, Academic at Repton Dubai marks out the dedicated saftey zone when there is an alert. Staff prepare for school reopening. Repton Dubai. Chris Whiteoak / The National
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UAE schools make final preparations to reopen after weeks of remote learning

Staff training, safety walk-throughs and parent briefings top schools' to-do lists

UAEApril 17, 2026
Parents in the UAE are looking forward to in-person learning replacing remote learning. Chris Whiteoak / The National
'Comfort and relief': UAE parents welcome return to school

Schools are subject to assessment and approval before reopening

UAEApril 17, 2026
Tashas is one of many neighbourhood-style restaurants benefitting from a push to support local businesses in the UAE. Khushnum Bhandari / The National
'Remain disciplined, manage costs': UAE food industry to bounce back from war

Creative minds helping to keep struggling industry afloat

UAEApril 15, 2026
My Own Home. Saurabh Bhatia with his wife Manit, and daughters Kaashvi (L) and Shimeka (back). Saurabh Bhatia owns a 3BR apartment in Masakin, Al Furjan, Dubai. Chris Whiteoak / The National
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My Own HomeFinance couple's numbers add up on Dh1.64 million Masakin Al Furjan apartment

Saurabh Bhatia and his wife Manit stumbled upon their community by accident – and never looked back

UAEApril 12, 2026
UAE home and business owners are urged to prepare for changing times and consider broadening their insurance policies. Antonie Robertson / The National
What is political violence insurance and do you need it in the UAE?

Amid heightened regional tension, many property and business owners are reassessing cover for debris, disruption and conflict‑linked damage

MoneyApril 09, 2026
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