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Business Traveller India talks to Harry Hakuei Kosato, founder of Sushi and More, about his journey from Japan to India, the evolving culinary habits of the modern Indian and much more.

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How was it shifting base from Japan to India?

Moving to a di erent country is always a combination of excitement, new discoveries, di erent challenges, and meeting amazing people. In short, it is exhilarating. Of course, there is quite a lot that one needs to adjust to, but that is also the amazing thing about moving somewhere- I say adaptability perhaps has been one of my strengths. But there are some comfort foods you need; and for me, it was sushi which did not exist in India back then, so my team and I, we built Sushi and More from scratch. I cannot survive without sushi! This being said, overall, it has been amazing. Now I consider India home and when I go back to Japan, I’m looking forward to coming back to India, as soon as possible!

Do you see a shift in the culinary habits of people in India?

Change is the norm, everywhere. More Indians are travelling and exploring the world which means they are eating and experimenting with diverse cuisines. People are dining out more, and on some days even staying in and ordering sushi or other continental dishes, which was not possible a few years ago. There is so much choice now! Since good quality has become progressively important, consistency is now paramount.

What’s next for Sushi and More?

We take it day by day, one sushi roll at a time. This has always been the brand attitude and philosophy. Concentrate on the now and here. We may expand into Bangalore, other metro cities, or open more branches in Gurgaon, Bangalore, and Mumbai bases. We could even look at starting the brand in Kyrgyzstan, Hong Kong, London, or Singapore; it could be anywhere, we just don’t know yet.

What are a few things that we would always find in your carry-on luggage?

So, I only use traditional travel luggage from London, which I take with me wherever I go in the world. Inside the carry-on, there will be my aeroplane neck cushion and a new air-relax cushion!

What’s your go-to travel destination and why?

I love Bangkok where I used to live and work with my partner and now my wife in the 90s, and Europe for the culture, food and nature. But recently I have spent more time travelling within India and I love visiting Leh and Ladakh, but I especially adore Rishikesh!

How important is travel to you and how does it influence your professional endeavours?

Travel is fundamental to my existence because unless you travel, you don’t know what is out there. There are over 190 countries on Earth. I’ve been to more than 40 but that’s nothing, really. Travel helps you increase your knowledge and experience. Travel also teaches you that there is a lot to learn and which is a humbling feeling since travelling gives me so much positive energy. It influences my thinking, keeps me on my toes, and helps me to realise how amazing life is.

AKASA AIR ADDS DELHI AS ITS SIXTH DESTINATION

INDIA’S NEWEST AIRLINE AKASA AIR announced Delhi as the sixth destination on its network, adding to its existing network of Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Kochi, Chennai and Mumbai. e newly commenced ights on the Delhi-Bengaluru and Delhi-Ahmedabad routes will start on October 7, 2022. e airline has also announced additional daily ights on the Ahmedabad-Bengaluru route which will commence from October 7, 2022. Akasa Air is expected to cross 250 ights per week by October 10, 2022, along a total of nine routes. e airline said that one new aircra is added every 15 days, and very soon the h aircra will be put into operation. akasaair.com

IMPERIAL HOTEL TOKYO

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e sprawling Imperial Hotel is located in Tokyo’s Uchisaiwaicho neighbourhood, just south of the Imperial Palace grounds. With a rich history of hosting the Japanese aristocracy since 1890, the hotel exudes a sense of royalty and comfort. e magni cently furnished rooms overlook panoramic views of Hibiya Park, the Palace, and Ginza masterfully balancing traditional elements and world-class modern amenities. d Old Imperial Bar in the hotel is a space inspired by art deco designs and houses exquisite murals and terracotta tiles designed by the inventive architect, Frank Lloyd Wright. e Imperial Hotel keeps alive customs such as chanoyu, a traditional Japanese tea ceremony at its very own teahouse. e Michelin Star restaurant Les Saisons is ideal for French haute cuisine, while Torakuro specialises in Japanese gastronomy. With an impeccable dedication for service and an opulent legacy, Imperial Hotel, Tokyo is a traveller’s paradise. imperialhotel.co.jp

QATAR'S ICONIC MUSEUM OF ISLAMIC ART TO REOPEN SOON

QATAR MUSEUMS ANNOUNCED recently that the iconic Museum of Islamic Art (MIA) will reopen to the public on October 5, 2022 following a facilities enhancement project and the re-imagination and reinstallation of its permanent collection galleries. One of the world’s premier institutions of Islamic art and the rst world-class museum in the region, MIA will re-open in time for the in ux of visitors to Doha for the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 and provide a more accessible, engaging, and educational experience for guests. More than 1,000 objects – many newly conserved or acquired – will be displayed in the Museum’s permanent galleries for the rst time, alongside the masterpieces for which the MIA has long been recognised. Shortly a er its reopening, MIA will present the landmark temporary exhibition, Baghdad: Eye’s Delight (October 26, 2022 – February 25, 2023), which introduces and celebrates one of the world’s most in uential cities, looking at its heritage as the capital of the great Abbasid caliphs (750-1258 CE) and its legacy in the 20th century, when the city again became a thriving centre for the arts, culture, and commerce. visitqatar.qa

AIR INDIA TO OFFER LONG-HAUL PREMIUM ECONOMY CABIN

AIR INDIA HAS outlined plans to increase its eet by over 25 per cent in the next 15 months, with the delivery of 30 narrow and wide-body aircra . e carrier has signed lease agreements for 25 Airbus A320 and A321 neos, as well as ve Boeing B777-200LRs. e airline said that the move, along with the recent return to service of 16 short and long-haul aircra marks Air India’s rst major eet expansion since it was acquired by the Tata Group earlier this year. e B777-200LRs will join the carrier’s eet between December 2022 and March 2023 and will operate on routes to the US. It’s not clear exactly how the aircra will be con gured, but the airline con rmed that the planes will feature premium economy seating. No further details were given on the seat itself. e Air India press release also announced that “Mumbai will see the addition of ights to San Francisco as well as to both of the New York area’s international airports, Newark Liberty and John F Kennedy, while Bangalore will receive a three-times-weekly service to San Francisco”. airindia.in

THE LEELA BHARTIYA CITY BENGALURU LAUNCHES THE LARGEST CONVENTION CENTRE IN BANGALORE

THE LEELA BHARTIYA CITY BENGALURU announces the launch of their convention centre, the largest in the city. Nestled amidst the pristine environs of Bhartiya City, one of India’s largest integrated smart cities, spread across 125 acres, the hotel exudes modern luxury and sophistication. With sprawling open spaces surrounding the central park, landscaped gardens, promenades and cycling paths, the city is a perfect location for both social and corporate events, away from the hustle-bustle of a burgeoning city. e convention centre sprawls over 7432 sqm including a Grand Ballroom, a Royal Ballroom, e Terrace, e Boardroom and other meeting rooms.

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WTTC: UNITED STATES REMAINS WORLD'S BIGGEST TRAVEL AND TOURISM MARKET

THE US HAS HELD onto its spot as the world’s biggest and most powerful travel and tourism market. e ndings were released in the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC)’s Economic Trends Report, researched by Oxford Economics. e US travel and tourism sector’s contribution to the nation’s economy reached just under US$1.3 trillion last year, though this marked a decrease of US$700 billion compared to 2019. China and Germany remained in second and third places respectively, contributing US$814 billion and US$251 billion to GDP respectively. e UK, however, dropped from h place in 2019 to ninth in 2021, with a contribution of just over US$157 billion. wttc.org

EMIRATES TO INTRODUCE PREMIUM ECONOMY IN FIVE MORE CITIES

UDAN SCHEME OF MINISTRY OF CIVIL AVIATION COMPLETES FIVE YEARS OF SUCCESS

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ANNOUNCED plans to debut its newly retro tted A380s featuring its latest premium economy cabins to ve new cities from December – New York JFK, San Francisco, Melbourne, Auckland and Singapore. e airline is set to add more Premium Economy seats on services to London Heathrow and Sydney. e airline aims to o er customers more opportunities to experience its highly acclaimed Premium Economy product, and its latest deployment plans will also see 85 A380s back in the sky by December, well-timed to serve the year-end travel demand. emirates.com

THE MINISTRY OF CIVIL AVIATION’S

agship program Regional Connectivity Scheme UDAN (Ude Desh ka Aam Nagrik) has completed ve years of success since the launch of its rst ight by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on April 27, 2017. e scheme was initiated on October 21, 2016 with the objective to ful l the aspirations of the common citizen by following the vision of ‘Ude Desh ka Aam Nagrik’, with an enhanced aviation infrastructure and air connectivity in tier one and tier two cities. In the last ve years, UDAN has signi cantly increased the regional air-connectivity in the country. ere were 74 operational airports in 2014. Due to the UDAN scheme, this number has increased to 141 now. 68 underserved/unserved destinations which include 58 airports, eight heliports and two water aerodromes have been connected under UDAN scheme. With 425 new routes initiated under the scheme, UDAN has provided air connectivity to more than 29 states and union territories across the country. civilaviation.gov.in

MIRAL ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF SEAWORLD ABU DHABI IN 2023

MIRAL IN PARTNERSHIP WITH

Seaworld Parks and Entertainment, announced it has reached 90 per cent construction completion of the nextgeneration marine-life theme park, Seaworld Abu Dhabi, Yas Island’s latest mega-development. e development, which is due to open in 2023 as the latest addition to Yas Island’s tourism o ering, includes the UAE’s rst dedicated marine research, rescue, rehabilitation and return centre. To be located next to the marine-life theme park, the research and rescue centre will open next year. It will support regional and global conservation e orts, providing an advanced knowledge hub with a focus on indigenous Arabian Gulf and marine life ecosystems.

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UK-INDIA CARRIER HANS AIRWAYS PERFORMS PROVING AND FAMILIARISATION FLIGHTS

START-UP CARRIER HANS AIRWAYS has moved closer to the launch of ights between the UK and India, with the completion of route proving and familiarisation ights. e airline’s A330-200 (registration G-KJAS) operated a two-hour ight to and from Birmingham airport with 100 guests on board, as part of route proving requirements for the UK Civil Aviation Authority. In addition Hans Airways has completed a familiarisation test ight replicating a fullservice o ering with 55 guests, taking o from Birmingham and landing at Glasgow Prestwick, Doncaster, back to Prestwick, before nally returning to Birmingham. e carrier now awaits the granting of its UK Air Operator’s Certi cate, at which point it will apply to India’s Directorate General of Civil Aviation for its licence to y from India. It hopes to be able to launch ights between Birmingham and Amritsar in northern India from October. hansairways.com

QANTAS LAUNCHES A NEW ROUTE FROM BENGALURU TO SYDNEY

AUSTRALIA’S NATIONAL AIRLINE QANTAS has launched a new route from Bengaluru to Sydney, providing the rst direct connection between southern India and Australia by any airline. QF68 will cut nearly three hours o the current fastest travel time between the two cities and signi cantly boost connectivity between India and New South Wales. Since the announcement of the new service earlier this year, the route has seen strong demand, with both the outbound and inbound inaugural ights sold out in all cabins. Qantas will y an A330 aircra from Bengaluru’s Kempegowda international airport to Sydney four times per week on Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

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VFS GLOBAL ROLLS OUT FIRSTINDONESIA FASTTRACK VISA ON ARRIVAL SERVICE

TRAVELLERS TO INDONESIA eligible for Visa on Arrival can experience a quicker, smoother visa application journey by completing the process online, pre-departure, through VFS Global. Nationals of the 75 eligible countries, including India, can apply for their Indonesia Visa on Arrival through VFS Global by submitting their documents and paying the fees online prior to their travel. Indonesia received over 15 million foreign tourists in 2019 before the pandemic. Between January and July 2022, the destination has welcomed around one million international travellers. From India alone, over 657,000 tourists arrived in Indonesia in 2019, before the pandemic. indonesiavoa.vfsevisa.id

Dubai Shukran 16

The futuristic frontier of the Middle East

WORDS KHURSHEED MISTRY

HISTORY

In 1833, the Al Maktoum tribe established a shing settlement and dynastic rule in Dubai. Pearling and maritime businesses burgeoned around 1892, attracting traders and businessmen from all over the world. e discovery of oil in 1966 however, catapulted and forti ed Dubai’s position on the global map as one of the major hubs for international trade, which not only attracted extraneous trade, indigenous businesses and investments but also created a mega economic explosion. Over the next few decades, the economy signi cantly diversi ed into industries like tourism, shipping and nance. Dubai’s warm hospitality which is an inherent part of the Bedouin lifestyle, lavish lifestyle, rich culinary heritage and proud traditions encompass an e ervescent and illustrious culture. MODERN DUBAI

e quintessential mystical and glamorous, Dubai is one of the most fashionable modern metropolises in the world. is city which is one of the seven emirates of the United Arab Emirates is home to over 200 nationalities and is a land of diversity, o ering extraordinary experiences to all those who visit; whether on business or a planned vacation. Dubai embodies opportunities, modernism and advancement, complemented with the right amount of tradition. With breathtaking skylines, unparalleled luxury hotels, larger-than-life shopping experiences, spectacular cityscapes, and a plethora of activities, this dynamic and pulsating city never sleeps. In this story, Business Traveller India curates favourite attractions in the city, exciting activities and what to do, art and cultural hubs, luxury hotels and restaurants which will help to plan your itinerary on your next visit!

CITYLAND MALL

An eco-conscious project, Cityland Mall is a nature-inspired retail and leisure destination which is opening in phases and will house the largest hypermarket in Dubailand, six culturally-themed pavilions, over 350 brand outlets, 75 dining spaces and a Cineplex with 10 screens. Located along Sheikh Zayed Road, this mega retail and entertainment destination is developed around a spectacular garden and is in close proximity to other popular tourist attractions. Its magni cence lies in the lush alfresco roo op space and will feature global iconic landscaping styles. Visitors can spend time in the shaded outdoors or enjoy seasonal entertainment and myriad culinary choices in the mall.

DEEP DIVE DUBAI

Deep Dive Dubai at NAS Sports Complex is shaped like an oyster and pays homage to the city’s rich pearl diving heritage and culture. O ering unforgettable and indelible experiences to aqua enthusiasts, the latest addition to Dubai’s ourishing and thrill-inducing adventure has a 60.02 meters deep pool certi ed by Guinness World Records as the world’s deepest swimming pool; it features a sunken city with an abandoned urban streetscape which a ords divers a sublime and the lost city of Atlantis-like experience. Freediving and scuba diving courses as well as guided experiences are conducted by a team of international diving professionals all year round.

INFINITY DES LUMIÈRES

In nity des Lumières, the biggest digital art centre in the GCC, is a spectacular experience for art a cionados and is open to everyone. Spread over 2,700 sqm on the second oor in e Dubai Mall, it gives life to iconic and contemporary art through a staggering 130 projectors, 58 speakers and incredible 3,000 HD digital moving images. Immersive and mesmerising experiences transport visitors into a thrilling world of living dynamic art. Exhibitions related to Van Gogh, Japanese artists such as Hokusai, and a doorway into the cosmos with omas Vanz, will run simultaneously through the digital art gallery and are sure to captivate your senses.

MADAME TUSSAUDS DUBAI

At Madame Tussauds Dubai, a world-renowned lifelike waxwork museum, you can get as close as you like to celebrities, high-pro le public gures and movie stars! Famous the world over for cra ing identical wax replicas of the rich and famous, Madame Tussauds opened its doors in October 2021 and is the rst in the GCC, allowing visitors of all ages to explore the seven themed rooms and make memories as they strike poses on the red carpet or with their favourite personalities and stars! Located in the heart of the attractions of Bluewaters Dubai, families can spend a whole day there enjoying dining experiences and other tourist attractions close by.

MUSEUM OF THE FUTURE

An architectural milestone, the spectacular Museum of the Future, located on Sheikh Zayed Road, and resplendent with calligraphic and inspirational quotes, is made of steel and breglass with a façade inspired by traditional Arabic architecture. Compared to the towering skyline of Dubai, the museum is a smaller construction which makes up for its size, with complex designs and detailing to take the term futuristic, to a new level. is stunning and revolutionary marvel provides a common platform for scientists, experts and technological visionaries to ideate and create technological wonders.

PAVILLION AT THE BEACH

Dubai, a culinary haven of world cuisine, o ers food enthusiasts extraordinary experiences at Pavillion at e Beach which will leave them spoilt for choice. A state-ofthe-art temperature-controlled glasshouse with a retractable roof, unmatched views of azure waters and cityscapes, six restaurants including home-grown favourites ensure memorable gastronomical experiences. At Pavillion at e Beach one of Dubai’s top lifestyle destinations, casual meals feel lavish and extravagant.

PLAY DXB

Located in e Dubai Mall, Play DXB a high-tech adventure playground is the world’s biggest indoor virtual reality zone which o ers diverse entertainment with myriad options that toddlers, teens and the young at heart can delight in. For hours of nonstop games and competitive sessions, this is the place to be in for ultimate fun and thrills. At Play DXB, you can enjoy more than 30 game-changing adventures across a range of immersive and educational experiences. Whether it’s a classic carousel ride, beating top scores at arcade games, having fun at in atable playgrounds or theme-based adventures, there is plenty to delve into and choose from for an unforgettable family experience.

SKY VIEWS DUBAI

Resting magni cently at 219.5 meters above ground level and on top of the Address Sky View hotel, Sky View Dubai comprises the Observatory, Glass Slide and Edge Walk for extraordinary and adventure-infused experiences. e Observatory o ers a thrilling glass elevator ride to level 52 of the tower from where visitors and guests can access a spiral staircase to level 53 for an enthralling 46 meters long glass walk to the adjacent tower. e Glass Slide evokes memories of unfettered childhood bliss, a ording a mesmerising ride inside a transparent tunnel from level 53 to level 52. A trek with stringent safety measures along the Edge Walk on the outer ledge surrounding the skyscraper’s highest pod is not for the fainthearted and is a one-in-a-lifetime, unparalleled experience.

TERRA SOLIS BY TOMORROWLAND

Whether it is enjoying the tranquil natural beauty, revelling in idyllic days or spectacular sunsets, this secluded oasis glamping site within rippling desert dunes deserves a visit. Expansively spread across Dubai’s sandscapes, Terra Solis by Tomorrowland, the ultimate desert getaway and an extraordinary experience, is a chic, stylish and lavish refuge which o ers in-house ne dining delectable platters, 48 luxury tents, 20 lodges and six poolside cabins named a er key constellations and provides indelible holiday memories.

THE CLUB AT PALM WEST BEACH

ere is plenty for you to do at the Club at Palm West Beach, a beachside lifestyle destination nestled in a prime stretch along the famed Palm West Beach. Contemporary and chic designs complement the natural beauty and environment to create tranquil, rejuvenating spaces for ultimate relaxation and personalized culinary experiences. One of the rst to open at e Club is SĀN which is renowned for its African vibes and avours.

AL HABTOOR CITY

ree magni cent ve-star hotels Habtoor Palace Dubai, Hilton Dubai and V Hotel Dubai are in the heart of one magni cent destination, Al Habtoor City which is located along Sheikh Zayed Road; and transforms luxury hospitality. Collectively the hotels provide about 1,600 elegantly designed rooms and suites, 23 world-class restaurants and lounges, three ballrooms, ve outdoor venues, 37 meeting rooms, over 7,000 sqm of meeting spaces, six pools and two spas. Habtoor Palace Dubai o ers personalised luxury services and royal treatment to all guests. For unforgettable experiences, Hilton Dubai guarantees a lively ambience and for you to create ine aceable memories. At V Hotel Dubai, the home and hub of visionaries is a unique venue which complements work and play, so you can plug in, or socialize and connect. hilton.com

WHERE TO STAY

FOUR SEASONS HOTEL DUBAI INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL CENTRE

Four Seasons Hotel Dubai International Financial Centre is located in Dubai’s bustling business district where you will experience unparalleled luxury services, ultramodern facilities and indulge in delectable culinary experiences in some of the most illustrious restaurants at this opulent, 13 rooms and suites boutiquestyle hotel. World-class therapies at Pearl Spa & Wellness o er some of the best well-being and tness treatments and make your stay extraordinary. As a guest here, you will be entitled to full access and privileges at Four Seasons Resort Dubai at Jumeirah Beach which is just 15 minutes from the hotel; you can make a day of it by lazing and soaking in the sun all day. fourseasons.com

HOTEL RAFFLES DUBAI

Handcra ed ornaments and luxurious décor in each room, a private balcony that boasts of stunning cityscapes at Ra es Dubai a pyramid-shaped luxury hotel, is the epitome of opulence. Nestled like a jewel, the hotel which is connected to Wa Mall is set in the middle of manicured and spectacular gardens embodying a tranquil vibe. Butler service for all rooms, oor-toceiling windows and spacious sitting areas, all units also have an interactive in-room digital system, which allows you to access and manage all elements of the stay via the TV or iPad. ere is a wide selection of international cuisine on o er at seven dining outlets including an award-winning Japanese restaurant. e spa’s pampering menu o ers luxurious treatments which will help you to relax and revitalize and includes saunas and steam rooms. is unique landmark in Dubai’s skyline o ers you an unforgettable experience.

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JW MARRIOTT MARQUIS HOTEL DUBAI

JW Marriott Marquis Hotel Dubai, one of the tallest luxury hotels in the world with award-winning services, views of the water and breathtaking cityscapes, is located in the heart of Dubai’s downtown district and close to famous city landmarks. Rising spectacularly above Sheikh Zayed Road, this ve-star marvel has tastefully furnished rooms and suites, complimentary wi , and 24-hour room service. You can indulge in therapeutic treatments and the ultimate in pampering, at Saray Spa, enjoy a rejuvenating swim in the outdoor pool and workout in the state-of-the-art- tness centre or satiate your culinary cravings from a plethora of world cuisine, award-winning restaurants and lounges in the hotel. marriott.com

SLS DUBAI HOTEL & RESIDENCES

SLS Dubai Hotels & Residences is located in Dubai’s downtown district and o ers unrivalled views of Burj Khalifa and Dubai Creek. is 75-storey phenomenon is one of the tallest hotels and residences in the region and has 254 impressively designed hotel rooms, 321 elegant hotel apartments and 371 top-of-the-line residential units with state-of-the-art ttings and amenities. With its signature baroque chandelier holding four roguish capuchin monkeys, magni cent stained glass windows, contemporary art, extraordinary and eclectic ne dining restaurants and uninterrupted city views from the opulent Sky Lobby on level 71 and the roo op on level 75 of the building, makes it one of the most coveted addresses. Six meeting rooms and ballrooms and over 260 sqm of space, set the stage for any occasion - from corporate to social events. A er a long day, you can unwind at the luxurious Ciel Spa which o ers world-class treatments and therapies to rejuvenate your mind and body. sbe.com

SOFITEL DUBAI DOWNTOWN

is ve-star hotel which combines French elegance and fashionable sophistication is linked to e Dubai Mall and is in close proximity to famous landmarks such as Dubai Opera, CocaCola Arena, the Mall of the Emirates and many more. So tel Dubai Downtown o ers seamless elegance, an exceptional setting for business, and leisure and an unrivalled experience in the comfort of guests. With 31 oors of chic and stylish rooms and suites, a plethora of world-class restaurants and bars, and breathtaking views, the hotel embodies unparalleled élan by drawing inspiration from the local culture, traditions and heritage, while complementing it with the trademark French art de Vivre. e So tel Spa o ers luxurious experiences for the senses, with a new generation of treatments to transport you to a serene state of mind and body. A stay at So tel Dubai Downtown o ers a ner side to sophistication and luxury. accor.com

EVENTS

Dubai o ers a plethora of exciting events and fun activities that visitors can enjoy and participate in throughout the year, but we have highlighted some of our favourite events to watch out for from October to December 2022. Plan your trip to Dubai and enjoy the immersive experiences that the city has to o er!

 WOMEN'S CYCLING CHALLENGE ON

OCTOBER 8, 2022

e emirate's biggest bike event at Al Qudra

Cycle Track in Al Marmoom Desert Conservation Reserve.

 DUBAI FITNESS CHALLENGE ON

OCTOBER 29 –NOVEMBER 27 2022

 POP CON ME ON NOVEMBER 10-13, 2022 Dress up as your favourite character for cosplay in Expo City Dubai.

 DUBAI DESIGN WEEK ON NOVEMBER

8-13, 2022

e region’s largest creative festival in the

Dubai Design District (D3) .

An annual tness festival inviting everyone to complete 30 minutes of activity for 30 days consecutively and o ers free classes, sporting events, group workout sessions and healthy eating tutorials.

 GITEX GLOBAL ON OCTOBER 10-14, 2022  SOLE DXB ON DECEMBER 9-11, 2022 e region’s coolest lifestyle and the street-culture festival, which is packed with live performances, Dj sets, sports tournaments, and more in Dubai Design

District (D3).

e world’s most complete technology event, covering every major technology trend in

Dubai World Trade Centre.

 DUBAI SHOPPING FESTIVAL ON

DECEMBER 15 2022 – JANUARY 29, 2023

 DUBAI ESPORTS FESTIVAL ON

NOVEMBER 9-20, 2022

A fun- lled game expo and a pop culture convention for online enthusiasts in the

Dubai Exhibition Centre. e most sought-a er global event o ers unbeatable deals, family fun, and endless surprises as malls and shopping destinations come alive with amazing discounts. BTI

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