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08-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Web Release
Daypass access to daily, Ibiza-vibes at Playa Pacha Pool and Beach Club, FIVE LUXE
By Editor_wr On May 8, 2025 Get ready to soak up Ibiza's legendary energy at Playa Pacha Pool and Beach Club at FIVE LUXE JBR! From daily poolside beats to world-class DJs, experience the ultimate fusion of Balearic vibes and Dubai's signature glamour. Escape to Playa Pacha Pool and Beach Club where Ibiza's electric energy meets Dubai's lavish lifestyle. Located at FIVE LUXE, this stunning beachfront hotspot offers luxurious beachside indulgence, daily poolside parties and world-class entertainment —all set against breathtaking views of Ain Dubai and the Arabian Gulf. Unwind in plush sunbeds, or elevate your experience with a VIP cabana, offering prime views of the action. Indulge in delicious Mediterranean-inspired dishes, fresh seafood platters, and artfully crafted cocktails, all served with unparalleled beachfront service. Whether you're looking for to soak up the sun, sip on handcrafted cocktails, chill by the pool, or loose yourself to an all-out Ibiza-style beach party, Playa Pacha Pool and Beach Club delivers the ultimate blend of luxury, music, and unforgettable moments. Put the cherry on top of your Dubai experience—book your sunbed, cabana, or VIP table now and get ready for a day-to-night celebration like no other! Location: Playa Pacha Pool and Beach Club, FIVE LUXE When: Daily, 10 AM until sunset Pricing: Beach Club: Ladies AED200 and Gents AED300 fully redeemable. Private Cabanas on request. Pool: Sofa: Ladies AED200 and Gents AED300fully redeemable. Sunbeds AE600 fully redeemable up to 2 pax. VIP Sunbeds AED800 fully redeemable up to 2 pax. VIP Sofa AED 1,500 fully redeemable up to 4 pax. Sofa: Ladies AED300 and Gents AED400 fully redeemable. Sunbeds AE800 fully redeemable up to 2 pax. VIP Sunbeds AED1,000 fully redeemable up to 2 pax. VIP Sofa AED 2,000 fully redeemable up to 4 pax. Press Kit: LINK Follow us: Instagram | Website Book Now: Call: +971 4 455 9989 WhatsApp: +971 044 55 9999 Email😕 [email protected] **Advance bookings are recommended. Prev Post Falcon Expands Fleet with Two New Legacy 650 Aircraft Comments are closed.
Emirates Woman
24-03-2025
- Emirates Woman
The best ladies' day spa packages in Dubai
Beauty by Alice Holtham-Pargin 4 hours ago Whether you're looking to indulge in some solo self-care or you're unwinding with your favourite women over a daycation of beach lounging, lunching and spa treatments, these ladies' day spa packages in Dubai are perfect for relaxing and rejuvenating. Sofitel Dubai The Palm This French-Polynesian inspired resort on the Palm Jumeirah is home to a lush, tropical spa, with treatments provided using L'occitane products. On Tuesdays, the ladies' day package is an invitation to indulge in total relaxation every Tuesday from 10am to 5pm. There's access to the spa facilities included – think sauna and steam room, hydro pool and plunge pool, plus a healthy snack, mocktail, and a choice of treatment. Either opt for a 45-minute back and shoulder massage or a 45-minute foot and leg massage. AED499. Park Hyatt Dubai Nestled within the low-lying Mediterranean-meets-Moorish Park Hyatt is a tranquil Amara Spa, where floral scents and calming water features backdrop an extensive treatment menu and pampering facilities. With the ladies' day out package, gather your girlfriends for the ultimate pampering experience, where you'll be treated to a self-care day that offers access to Amara Spa with any 60-minute tailored treatment for AED800. Enhance your day with a 30-minute upgrade for an additional AED300, choosing from massages, facials or exfoliating body treatments. AED800. @parkhyattdubai Fairmont The Palm At the instantly zen-inducing Serenity Spa, relaxation and rejuvenation await in generous treatment rooms with sea views, bubbling jacuzzi's and calming hydro pools. On Monday, the ladies' day is a complete self-care package, with full-day access to the pool, a nourishing lunch at Zest, and a choice of spa treatment from either a relaxing massage (AED550) or refreshing Hydrafacial (AED750). AED550 to AED750. Anantara The Palm Unwind after work with a mid-week evening of pampering wellness at Anantara The Palm Dubai Resort. A Thai-inspired paradise enveloped by palm trees and lagoon waters, the Anantara Spa ladies evening package includes access to all of the ladies-only facilities, like the liquid sound pool, aroma steam room, herbal bath, salt room and experience shower. For a total switch-off, there's a 60-minute Turkish or Moroccan Hammam included for AED499, or a 60-minute massage and a 30-minute facial included, or a 90-minute Moroccan hammam or signature massage for AED649. AED499 to AED649. Jumeirah Zabeel Saray Make Mondays memorable with a beautiful evening of pampering in the grandeur of Jumeriah Zabeel Saray's Talise Spa. On Monday evenings, ladies can enjoy a 45-minute signature Hammam treatment followed by a 60-minute body massage and complimentary refreshments in the spa's relaxing lounge. AED890. The Westin Dubai Mina Seyahi On the shorefront of Al Sufouh The Westin's Heavenly Spa brand is a chilled daycation spot perfect for a fun-filled – and pampering – day out with the ladies in your life. Available daily except Saturdays, it offers a 60-minute Farmhouse Fresh Swedish massage to pulse out all the knots and kinks, plus a healthy lunch at Bounty Beets and all-day pool and beach access. AED490 to AED650.
Hi Dubai
13-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Hi Dubai
UAE Cinema and E-Gaming Sectors Hit AED2.3 Billion in 2024
The UAE's dynamic cinema and e-gaming industries have achieved impressive milestones in 2024, further solidifying the nation's position as a global entertainment hub. The cinema sector alone surged to AED800 million in revenue, driven by a growing appetite for high-quality cinematic experiences. A total of 1,262 films were screened across UAE cinemas, with 15 million tickets sold, highlighting the country's commitment to providing top-tier entertainment to its audiences. The nation's ability to showcase global film premieres, coupled with films offered in over 20 languages, underscores its cultural diversity and growing influence in the international film market. Strategic early releases of global productions have also positioned the UAE as a prime destination where audiences enjoy international films alongside major markets worldwide. At the same time, the e-gaming industry saw a remarkable growth, generating over AED1.5 billion in revenue. This surge reflects the increasing demand for video games, with 375 titles reviewed and classified under the UAE's robust age-rating system. Such measures ensure the delivery of age-appropriate content, reinforcing the public's trust in the nation's media regulations. Mohammed Saeed Al Shehhi, Secretary-General of the UAE Media Council, emphasized that these achievements are a testament to the Council's commitment to enhancing the competitiveness of the cinema and e-gaming sectors. By fostering a business-friendly environment, the UAE continues to support the growth of entertainment content. With advanced infrastructure and flexible regulatory systems, the country remains a leading hub for media and creative industries. As the UAE strengthens its media sector, it continues to attract investments, cultivate talent, and foster global partnerships, driving further growth and reinforcing its status as a world-class destination for media content creation. News Source: Emirates News Agency
Zawya
13-03-2025
- Business
- Zawya
$128mln in cinema revenue in UAE in 2024
DUBAI -The UAE's dynamic cinema sector surged to AED800 million in revenue in 2024, fuelled by increasing audience engagement, and solidifying the nation's reputation as a key player in the film industry and a premier destination for global film premieres. With 1,262 films screened, and 15 million tickets sold, UAE cinemas delivered a powerful cinematic experience, bolstering public trust in the nation's commitment to high-quality entertainment and cementing its position as a leader in showcasing cutting-edge film productions. Simultaneously, the e-gaming sector experienced significant growth, generating over AED1.5 billion in revenue in 2024, driven by surging demand for video games. To ensure age-appropriate content, 375 video games were reviewed and classified under the UAE's established age-rating system, adhering to media regulations. Mohammed Saeed Al Shehhi, Secretary-General of the UAE Media Council, said that these achievements reflect the Council's commitment to enhancing the competitiveness of the film and e-gaming industries and strengthening their role in the media and entertainment landscape by developing regulatory frameworks and fostering a business-friendly environment for the growth of entertainment content in the UAE. He explained that several key factors contributed to this growth, foremost among them being the diversity of cinematic content. 'UAE cinemas offer films in more than twenty global languages, reflecting the country's cultural diversity and affirming its status as a global destination for the film industry.' Adding to its allure, the UAE leveraged the early release of global film productions, strategically positioning itself as a market where audiences experience international films in real-time with major global markets. Al Shehhi underscored the UAE Media Council's commitment to monitoring media content and assigning appropriate age classifications to ensure that films and video games align with different age groups. This allows families to select suitable content for their children and enhances public confidence in the quality of cinematic and gaming experiences in the country. He added that the UAE's integrated services and ease of doing business have strengthened its position as a leading hub for the media industry. The country boasts advanced infrastructure, streamlined procedures, and a flexible regulatory system that supports investments in the film and gaming sectors. The UAE Media Council continues to play a central role in boosting the competitiveness of the film and gaming sectors by updating policies and regulations, launching strategic partnerships, and fostering a supportive environment for talent and creativity. This drives growth in both sectors and cements the UAE's position as one of the world's leading hubs for media content creation.
Al Etihad
12-03-2025
- Business
- Al Etihad
Chaired by Mohammed bin Rashid, UAE Cabinet approves National Investment Strategy 2031; National Policy for Combating Health Risks
10 Mar 2025 22:37 ABU DHABI (WAM)His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, has chaired the UAE Cabinet meeting held at Qasr Al Watan in Abu meeting was attended by His Highness Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Vice President, Deputy Prime Minister, and Chairman of the Presidential Court; H.H. Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister, and Minister of Defence; H.H. Sheikh Maktoum bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, First Deputy Ruler of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister, and Minister of Finance; and H.H. Lt. General Sheikh Saif bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister, and Minister of the Interior. His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum said: 'Today, I chaired a UAE Cabinet meeting at Qasr Al Watan in Abu Dhabi, we approved our National Investment Strategy for the next six years. Our goal is to increase annual foreign investment inflows from AED112 billion in 2023 to AED240 billion by 2031 and grow the UAE's total foreign investment stock from AED800 billion to AED2.2 trillion over the coming years. This strategy will focus on key sectors, including industry, logistics, financial services, renewable energy, and information technology. The UAE continues to develop its economy, expand global markets, attract investments, and create the most business-friendly environment in the world.' His Highness Sheikh Mohammed added: 'We also reviewed the progress of the UAE's strategic partnerships with African nations, where 95% of previously approved initiatives have been successfully implemented. As a result, our total trade volume with Sub-Saharan Africa has grown from AED126.7 billion in 2019 to AED235 billion over five years—an 87% increase. The UAE will continue to build new economic bridges across the world and reinforce its role as a global trade hub, connecting markets worldwide.'His Highness Sheikh Mohammed stated: 'We also reviewed the National Digital Economy Strategy, which aims to increase the digital economy's contribution to GDP from 9.7% to 19.4%. We remain committed to strengthening the UAE's position in the global digital economy through ambitious national initiatives and projects over the next six years.'His Highness Sheikh Mohammed added: 'In healthcare, the Cabinet approved a new National Policy for Combating Health Risks, designed to establish national response scenarios, enhance preparedness, and develop recovery and control plans for health crises and emergencies. Continuous readiness for any health emergency is an essential part of strengthening health security and ensuring the highest quality of life in the UAE.'His Highness Sheikh Mohammed announced: 'We also approved the Executive Regulations for Organ and Human Tissue Donation and Transplantation, ensuring better access to life-saving treatments for individuals suffering from conditions that can only be addressed through organ transplants. The UAE now has more than 13 licensed transplant centers, with a 30% increase in transplant procedures. Kidney, liver, heart, lung, and pancreas transplants are now being performed in the UAE, and we will continue to develop the healthcare sector to provide world-class medical services for all.'His Highness Sheikh Mohammed declared: 'We also approved the restructuring of Emirates Research and Development Council, chaired by Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed, to define national research priorities, develop policies and programmes, and enhance collaboration between government entities, the private sector, and academia. The UAE remains committed to expanding its leadership in research and development.'His Highness Sheikh Mohammed added: 'In social affairs, we approved a series of new decisions aimed at enhancing the social support and empowerment system. These decisions set clear eligibility criteria and establish comprehensive regulations for both basic and supplementary allowances, ensuring a more structured and effective support framework. The annual budget for social support programmes has increased by 29%, reaching nearly AED3.5 billion, while the number of beneficiaries has risen by 37%—expanding support to a wider segment of society. Additionally, 3,200 beneficiaries have been successfully integrated into the workforce, transforming from recipients of financial aid into active contributors to the nation's progress.'H.H. Sheikh Mohammed said: 'In the government affairs, we also approved the Remote Work System from Outside the Country in the Federal Government, enabling the UAE to tap into global expertise and specialized talent to execute projects and studies for federal entities.'H.H. Sheikh Mohammed said: 'The Cabinet also approved 28 international agreements, including economic partnership agreements with Malaysia, New Zealand, and Kenya, as well as security, logistics, and government cooperation agreements with several nations. The teams continue their work, our growth trajectory accelerates, and every day, we witness our nation's future becoming greater, stronger, and more prosperous—driven by the dedication of thousands of exceptional teams across all sectors.'The UAE Cabinet approved the National Investment Strategy 2031, which focuses on transforming the UAE into a leading global strategic investment hub, strengthening its position as a key centre for attracting foreign direct investment and supporting national economic growth, as it included the identification of the most important 5 priority sectors based on the contribution of new foreign direct investment inflows: industry, financial services, transport and logistics, renewable energy and water, telecommunications and information strategy includes 12 new programmes within the strategic directions, in addition to 30 initiatives under these programmes, most notably: the Financial Sector Development Programme, the One-Market Programme, the Institutional Innovation Attraction Programme, the Partner Countries Gateway Programme, "InvestUAE," the Investment Offices and Promotion current investment results indicate that total cumulative foreign direct investment is AED0.8 trillion and annual foreign direct investment inflows are AED112 billion. The target by 2031, according to the strategy, is to increase foreign direct investment stock to AED2.2 trillion, raise annual foreign direct investment inflows to AED 240 billion, increase the share of foreign direct investment in total investments (domestic and foreign) to above 30%, and reach the contribution of foreign direct investment to GDP to 8%.In economic affairs, the Cabinet reviewed during the meeting the progress of the UAE's strategic partnerships with African countries, where 95% of previously approved initiatives have been successfully implemented. Besides, the total trade volume with Sub-Saharan Africa has grown from AED127 billion in 2019 to AED235 billion over five years, achieving and increase of 87%.The Cabinet also approved the launch of the National Green Certificates Programme for buildings. It is a classification system, non-compulsory in its first stage of implementation, aimed at assessing and certifying sustainable buildings according to the highest environmental standards, targeting commercial buildings, hotels and hospitality facilities, industrial establishments, government buildings, and houses, communities and Cabinet also assessed the outcomes of the implementation of the Industrial Technology Transformation Programme, which included the launch of the Industrial Technology Transformation Index (ITTI), the first-of-its-kind indicator for measuring technological advancement and sustainability practices in factories. It also reviewed the progress of the National Digital Economy Strategy 2031, launched to double the digital economy's contribution to GDP from 9.7% to 19.4%.The Cabinet also approved the National Policy for Combating Health Risks in the UAE, which aims to enhance the healthcare sector readiness in the UAE, provide the best response in cases of emergency, and to ensure health security by addressing health risks and their impact on public Cabinet also approved a decision to restructure the Emirates Research and Development Council under the chairmanship of Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs. Mandates of the Council include defining the R&D priorities across the country, launching, approving, and overseeing research and development initiatives funded by the federal government, reviewing studies, projects, and proposals related to research and development to assess and review detailed data to ensure alignment with national objectives, and submit reports about them to the Cabinet approved a decision to establish the Pharmaceutical Policies Committee, chaired by Dr. Thani bin Ahmed Al Zeyoudi, the Chairman of the Emirates Drug Establishment, with members representing several entities and organization from the health sector. The Cabinet also approved a decision to restructure the Postal Sector Regulatory Committee under the chairmanship of Sultan bin Saeed Al Cabinet, during its meeting, approved a decision to issue a Federal Law on the Protection of New Plant Varieties, a decision to issue the Executive Regulations of the Federal Decree-Law on Combating Commercial Fraud, the Executive Regulations of the Federal Law on the Practice of Certain Healthcare Professions by Non-Physicians and Pharmacists, the Executive Regulations of the Federal Law on Mental Health, among Cabinet approved the issuance of the Executive Regulations of the Federal Decree-Law on Social Support and Empowerment. In the same context, the Cabinet approved regulations governing social support disbursement for unemployed individuals. Additionally, the Cabinet approved a decision on the Inflation Allowance, defining the eligible categories, which include beneficiaries of the Social Support and Empowerment Programme, recipients of local social assistance programmes, and other qualifying groups as stipulated in the Cabinet also approved the Remote Work System from Outside the Country in the Federal Government, designed to leverage global talent and expertise outside the UAE to execute specialised job tasks, complete projects, and conduct studies relevant to government operations. In international affairs, the Cabinet approved the ratification of 3 comprehensive economic partnership agreements between the State and the governments of Malaysia, New Zealand, and Kenya, among other international agreements and MoUs.
