Nakheel is considered pivotal in helping Dubai realise its vision as the destination of tomorrow. Here Breaking Travel News chats with Gail Sangster, assets director with the master developer, to find out about what we can expect next
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Restrictions on travel into Abu Dhabi Emirate from other Emirates, unless proof is provided of a negative COVID-19 test.
Ministerial Resolution No. (281) of 2020 Regulating Remote Work in Private Establishments During the Period of Application of Precautionary Measures to Curb the Spread of Novel Coronavirus (the Remote Work Resolution) was issued on 29 March 2020.
The Remote Work Resolution requires all private establishments (save for those excluded sectors stated below) to minimise the number of workers physically present at their premises to the minimum necessary for business processes, subject to a maximum cap of 30% of the total number of workers. Establishments are also required to minimise the number of customers visiting to 30% of the seating capacity and need to consider other controls, including maintaining safe distances and continuous disinfection of devices and facilities. These requirements do not apply to busin
Dubai: From Wednesday, you can head to the top to get a vantage view of the Palm.
The Dubai island will open its highest point – The View on the Palm – and at a height of 240 metres. It will join the other high points dotting Dubai – the one at the Burj Khalifa (555 metres), The Frame (150 metres) and, later this year, the Ain Dubai (250 metres).
The View is part of the Palm Tower, which will open with all its components in October. With direct access from Nakheel Mall, Level Two of The Palm Tower will mark the entry point for visitors which houses a Starbucks Café, The View Exhibition, aquarium tunnels… and a gift shop.
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