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Six Senses will make its debut in the UAE with the opening of Six Senses The Palm, Dubai, scheduled for early Q3 2026. Set on the quieter West Crescent of Palm Jumeirah, the 61-suite, boutique-scale, all-suite resort offers a more thoughtful expression of beachfront living. Open views stretch across the Arabian Gulf, The Palm and the Dubai skyline, while lush, landscaped gardens unfold into a series of mini jebels, meandering pathways and palm-fringed courtyards that lead gently to a private beach. The result is a genuine sense of retreat, balanced by close proximity to the city. The resort’s LEED-certified architecture is expressed through organic forms, natural textures and biophilic materials, creating spaces that feel instinctively rooted in place and designed to foster a deeper connection with the surrounding environment. Wellbeing sits at the heart of the Six Senses experience, combining science-backed wellness with time-honoured healing practices in a way that feels intuitive and accessible. A longevity centre, biohacking lounge, Alchemy Bar, and yoga and meditation studios form the foundation of the resort, complemented by daily rituals designed to support long-term vitality and balance. Sustainability is approached as a lived experience rather than a statement. From responsible design and energy- and water-efficient systems to waste reduction initiatives and hands-on guest education through Earth Lab, the resort is designed to contribute meaningfully to Dubai’s sustainability ambitions while inviting guests to engage, learn and participate. Dining is guided by the Eat with Six Senses philosophy, with a collection of venues celebrating seasonal produce, locally sourced ingredients where possible and mindful preparation. A zero-waste kitchen philosophy underpins each experience, positioning nourishment as an integral part of overall wellbeing. Designed to welcome travellers, residents, couples …

Dubai International (DXB) achieved the highest quarterly traffic in its 65-year history in Q3 2025, welcoming 24.2 million guests between July and September – a 1.9% increase year-on-year. The strong third-quarter performance lifted total traffic for the first nine months to 70.1 million guests, representing a 2.1% increase over the same period last year. The airport’s twelve-month rolling traffic at the end of September reached a record 93.8 million guests. Aircraft movements also remained robust, with 115,000 total flights recorded in the third quarter. Between January and September, DXB handled 336,000 flights across all categories, up 2.7% year on year. The average number of passengers per aircraft at the end of September stood at 213. While DXB continues to deliver exceptional operational performance, Dubai Airports’ focus is firmly on continuing to maintain the superb performance whilst getting ready for its next leap forward. Future priority projects to enhance areas across all terminals are underway and include CB Central – a unique space within Terminal 3 that showcases Dubai’s biggest and best brands and experiences. CB East – a dynamic family-friendly space with mainstream eateries and entertainment areas for all ages. CB West – the new centre of DXB providing premium shopping and casual dining experiences for passengers. And within T1, CD Central – the space located in the middle of Concourse D, with panoramic views of the airfield, refreshed dwell areas, innovative passenger information and easy access to major retail stores. As Dubai Airports continues to manage growth at DXB, Dubai Airports is also looking to the future with the preparation of Dubai World Central – Al Maktoum International (DWC), marking the beginning of Dubai’s new aviation era. Set to …