Tahira Yaqoob

Feature Showcasing 70 galleries from around the world, Art Dubai is finding a new audience beyond the big museums. The UAE's young, investment-minded collectors are proving a powerful force in shaping the country's rapidly growing art scene.

Speaking this week in Dubai, the British author explained the strong views he has expressed on the Muslim faith.

The lure of the designer label is still as strong, but in these straitened times even the wealthy are scouring the internet and flea markets for bargains.

A boutique guesthouse in Dubai opens its doors for the last time to sell off decorations, bed linen and goods from the hotel shop.

It is not often you visit a hotel and end up leaving with half the fixtures and fittings. But a mob who gathered outside one of the city's few boutique hotels this morning did just that.

Spurred on by their passion for polo, members of the Al Habtoor business family are striving to establish it in the UAE.

When officials changed the name of the world's tallest building, it surprised many but left one group facing economic shock: the souvenir sellers.

Fee for a fast-track ride to the 124th-floor observation level is nearly doubled in effort to reduce queues and encourage people to book in advance

The inspiration for the adventures of the fictional Victorian detective can still be seen on the historic streets of London.

Non-tourist restaurants are continuing to add service charges to bills despite government calls for diners to report fees that break the law.

More and more women in the UAE are asking not only for lip implants and face fillers, but also for injections of the potentially dangerous Botox.

Fifteen artists, nine of them from the UAE, will be visiting children in Bethlehem over Christmas, offering them a much-needed creative outlet .