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Experts say consumer attitudes to clothing must change to support a government action plan to reduce textile waste. Bloomberg
UAE's clothing waste plan must tackle 'environmental cost' of throwaway culture

Government's new sustainability project aims to reduce 220,000 tonnes of waste

UAEJune 05, 2026
Thrift for Good, one of Dubai's most established donation stores, has added two locations in the past year. Photo: Gulf 4 Good
Secondhand is no longer second best, as UAE shoppers turn to preloved fashion

Pace of consumption in the UAE has inadvertently made it a great place to find near-pristine pieces

Fashion & BeautyJune 02, 2026
Property experts say the move is great news for renters, particularly those about to renew their tenancy. Victor Besa / The National
Abu Dhabi rent freeze provides 'huge relief' for tenants

Measure applies to all residential, commercial and industrial properties apart from Reem Island and other ADGM communities

UAEJune 02, 2026
An inner courtyard of one of the renovated heritage houses at The Chedi Al Bait, Sharjah. Photo: GHM Hotels
Stay in centuries-old restored Arabian home at The Chedi Al Bait in Sharjah

GHM Hotels boutique property transforms centuries-old Arabian homes into one of UAE's most serene luxury escapes

TravelJune 02, 2026
Ellen Mannaert stresses that money is neither a problem nor a solution. Chris Whiteoak / The National
Money & Me'I earn more than seven figures but the fear of not having enough will push me'

Entrepreneur Ellen Mannaert went from selling paintings door-to-door in Amsterdam to building a seven-figure portfolio

MoneyMay 31, 2026
Bait Al Naboodah is architecturally distinct among early Sharjah buildings. Antonie Robertson / The National
Museums of the UAEBait Al Naboodah offers glimpse of how wealthy Emirati families once lived

Lovingly restored Sharjah pearl merchant's house tells the story of an international trade that collapsed in the 1930s

Things to doMay 29, 2026
Travellers are advised to ensure potential travel insurance claims are not invalidated by the ongoing conflict in the region. Photo: Emirates
Travellers to UAE urged to check insurance plans as Iran war impacts coverage

What options do people have amid regional disruptions?

UAEMay 29, 2026
HR professionals advise employees to have a conversation with the company rather than jumping the gun. Photo: Headway / Unsplash
What to do if your UAE salary is late: Rights and recourse under new rules

Human resources experts outline the process if your wages are delayed in the Emirates

MoneyMay 29, 2026
Kate Pribytkova, operations director at self.space, an AI photo studio in Al Quoz, Dubai. Antonie Robertson / The National
My Dubai Salary'I save 70% of my income – all of it going towards buying our first home'

Photography studio director Kate Pribytkova is saving up for her first property

MoneyMay 22, 2026
A prospective tenant can decline the request from a landlord. Chris Whiteoak / The National
New UAE tenant credit-screening plan must be used 'fairly and responsibly'

Landlords can now request credit scores of prospective renters through new Tenant Screening scheme

UAEMay 21, 2026
Tourists at Burj Khalifa. Economic incentive package to support Dubai's business and tourism sectors. Chris Whiteoak / The National
Dubai approves Dh1.5 billion relief package including halting hotel tax

Nightly hotel charge and municipal fees suspended along with further measures

EconomyMay 21, 2026
Don't panic-buy flights on the back of fear-inducing headlines. Eva Darron / Unsplash
How to travel smarter and cheaper in 2026, according to experts

Despite fuel prices and living costs rising, holidays don't have to cost a fortune

TravelMay 19, 2026
Employers will be deemed compliant if they pay 85 per cent of total wages on time. Getty Images
UAE to end grace period for private sector salary delays from June 1

Companies that fail to pay workers by the first day of the month risk permit suspensions, fines and legal action

MoneyMay 18, 2026
The team at Peekabox aims to reduce unnecessary waste by selling food that would otherwise be thrown out, at heavily discounted prices. Antonie Robertson / The National
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UAE start-up sells surplus food at cut price to help reduce waste

Peekabox works with more than 1,000 shops to make food cheaper – and cut wastage at the same time

UAEMay 14, 2026
Initio Parfums Prives’ new Supercharged collection explores how fragrance can influence emotional states through neuroscience-led scent design. Photo: Initio
Initio's Supercharged collection is a fragrance that can activate joy

French house Initio Parfums Prives pushes scents into the territory of neuroscience, to trigger measurable emotional responses

TN MagazineMay 12, 2026
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