9% of travellers in UAE suffer from Nomophobia

9% of travellers in UAE suffer from Nomophobia

According to a recent global survey conducted by the Priority Pass program for airport experiences, approximately 49% of travellers from the United Arab Emirates suffer from Nomophobia. Nomophobia, which is the fear of being without a mobile phone, can result in various negative consequences such as anxiety, depression, isolation, and physical ailments like headaches. The survey, which involved 8,500 participants from 11 countries, revealed that one in three individuals worldwide (34%) experiences difficulty relaxing while travelling.

By empowering craftswomen, Al-Ghadeer participates in London Design Fair

By empowering craftswomen, Al-Ghadeer participates in London Design Fair

Al Ghadeer Emirati Crafts, one of the projects of the Emirates Red Crescent dedicated to empowering craftswomen through traditional crafts and skills development, announced its first international appearance at the London Design Fair from September 21 to 24, where the “Tirhal” collection was launched, consisting of a number of benches woven by 16 Al Ghadeer craftswomen, as they used traditional Sadu weaving techniques from sustainable materials. This collection comes within the framework of the important role played by Al Ghadeer in the process of reviving Emirati design with contemporary aesthetics.

Dubai World Congress for Self-Driving Transport showcases future of air mobility

Dubai World Congress for Self-Driving Transport showcases future of air mobility

During a session entitled "The Future of Air Mobility" as part of the proceedings of the third edition of the Dubai Congress for Self-Driving Transport, Duncan Walker, CEO of Skyports, expounded on the pivotal role that air mobility plays in the transportation of people, goods, and various shipments, and its reputation for safe and efficient methodologies

Abu Dhabi World Professional Jiu-Jitsu Championship to feature 6,000 athletes from 100 countries

Abu Dhabi World Professional Jiu-Jitsu Championship to feature 6,000 athletes from 100 countries

With preparations in full swing for the 15th edition of the Abu Dhabi World Professional Jiu-Jitsu Championship, set to kick off on 1st November at Mubadala Arena, champions from across the world are eagerly preparing for what they consider a dream destination. Thousands of international competitors, including emerging stars, youth, masters, professionals, and participants in the para jiu-jitsu category, are gearing up to converge in the UAE capital, all vying for one of the most coveted titles in the sport.