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Expo 2020 Dubai Records 5.66 Million Visits Up To December 5, News, Dubai City Guide

Expo 2020 Dubai has seen 5,663,960 visits up to December 5, since it first opened on October 1, with recent figures buoyed by the UAE’s Golden Jubilee festivities, as well as a raft of sport, music and cultural performances.

Expo 2020 Dubai has seen 5,663,960 visits up to December 5, since it first opened on October 1, with recent figures buoyed by the UAE’s Golden Jubilee festivities, as well as a raft of sport, music and cultural performances.

Expo 2020 Dubai Records 5.66 Million Visits up to December 5 - Dubai

Six out of 10 visitors now hold an Expo Season Pass; over 10,000 events hosted in just two months.

DUBAI, 6th December, 2021 (WAM) -- Expo 2020 Dubai has seen a staggering 5,663,960 visits up to 5th December, since it first opened on 1st October, with recent figures buoyed by the UAE’s Golden Jubilee festivities and a raft of spectacular sport, music and cultural performances. During October and November, a total of 5,383 government leaders, including presidents, heads of state, prime ministers and ministers, have graced the Expo site to speak at official events or celebrate their nation’...

Kashmir, a tourist's paradise, has been known for centuries as the greenest and most temperate spot in the Himalayas - beautiful beyond imaginatio

COMMUNITY champions in Bradford have been nationally recognised for their work in tackling vaccine hesitancy in black and Asian communities.

IMAMS from across Bradford have urged the district’s Muslim community to “not get complacent” and to be mindful of Covid-19 rules ahead of Eid celebrations this week. With lockdown restrictions easing - and Eid being observed this week, marking the end of Ramadan - imams have said that, although this is “a time for celebration and happiness”, people should still “protect themselves, each other and wider society” by sticking to the rules. When Eid is celebrated depends on a s...

A 13-YEAR-OLD boy from Bradford is going above and beyond the call of duty by helping to deliver meals to elderly and vulnerable people in Manningham this Ramadan. Mohammed Habib, a student at Oasis Academy Lister Park, said that the holy month involves “so much more than just abstaining from food and drink”, and has encouraged others to help create a “sense of community” through charitable work. Habib has been working with the Volunteering Interfaith Programme (VIP) - run by Stre...