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What's On
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- What's On
Chill and win all summer long at Topgolf Dubai
Written by: What's On 1 hour ago Sponsored: Beat the heat… Looking for a cool way to beat the heat this summer? Topgolf Dubai is rolling out its hottest (and coolest) seasonal campaign yet: 'Chill & Win This Summer', packed with deals, games, and giveaways running from June 2 to August 29. Whether you're perfecting your swing or just soaking up the good vibes with friends, here's why Topgolf Dubai is the place to be this summer: Dhs99/hour gameplay on weekdays before 5pm – the perfect excuse for a fun-filled day with friends or colleagues. Free bay reservations before 5pm and after midnight, so you can plan ahead without the extra cost. Stay fresh in air-conditioned hitting bays, no matter how high the temperature climbs outside. Dive into the new summer food and drink menu, perfect for cooling off between swings. Discounted VIP Suite rates that come with fruit platters and chilled towels – talk about swinging in style. Enjoy bigger bonus credits at the Bunker Arcade, meaning more games for your buck. Got kids? The Junior Camp runs from June 30 to August 22, giving young golfers a chance to learn and have fun during the holidays. Toad in the Hole, Topgolf's lively restaurant, is serving up Saturday Family Brunches and a hearty Sunday Roast, making weekends extra tasty. And here's the cherry on top: keep your ice peeled for the Topgolf Ice Cream Truck, popping up across Dubai. Not only will it be handing out free Desert Chill ice cream, but you could also score Topgolf merch and a scratch card – 25 lucky winners will win a free Topgolf gameplay session. Summer's officially sorted. Topgolf Dubai, packages available from Jun 2 to Aug 29, Mon to Fri, 10am to 2am, Sat to Sun, 9am to 2am, > Sign up for FREE to get exclusive updates that you are interested in
Al Etihad
12-05-2025
- Business
- Al Etihad
From stickers to steel: Pioneering UAE companies eye global opportunities at Make it in the Emirates
13 May 2025 01:17 SARA ALZAABI (ABU DHABI)Homegrown brands and pioneering UAE companies are among those taking part in the highly anticipated Make it in the Emirates forum in Abu Dhabi. For these local firms, the event is not only a platform for growth but a chance to proudly showcase their UAE-made products that have garnered widespread fourth edition of Make it in the Emirates, the UAE's largest industrial gathering, is taking place from May 19 to 22 at ADNEC Centre Abu Dhabi. Stamped with Heritage Local store MZS Heritage — which pays homage to the heritage of Al Dhafra through its stickers, hoodies and tote bags — is looking forward to bringing its products to the event under the Made in the Emirates umbrella. 'Our participation in Made in the Emirates is a proud continuation of our journey, which began in 2019. It is more than a business for us; it is a mission to reconnect the younger generation with their roots in a way they can relate to and wear with pride,' said the company's founder, Ameera Al homegrown brand stands out for its cultural depth and exclusivity. Every MZS product is personally designed by Al Mazrouei. 'We do not create mass products; we create meaning,' she said. 'Our innovation lies in blending traditional elements with modern aesthetics to revive our identity through art and design.' MZS Heritage sees the forum as a gateway that could open up growth opportunities. 'We aim to go global with our brand by offering authentic Emirati pieces that resonate with customers worldwide,' Al Mazrouei said. Local Ice Cream Popular homegrown ice cream brand Desert Chill is also stepping into Make it in the Emirates spotlight with its artisanal goods and a plan to integrate AI into its operations. The brand, known as a food truck that goes around neighbourhoods serving frozen treats, is unveiling some high-tech experiences at the forum, said Nathen Furlong, Owner and CEO of Desert Chill.'We hope to have our AI avatars on hand to interact with the visitors. We will also showcase some new artisan products that are handmade, with economical scale,' he told Aletihad. The company's strength in local manufacturing lies in flavour diversity and full in-house production. 'We look to make from scratch as much as possible, so that we maintain high quality but do not rely on import supply,' Furlong the forum, Desert Chill hopes to attract potential partners in the region and other entities that can help build brand awareness. Net Zero SteelFor Arabian Gulf Steel Industries (AGSI) — a steel plant based on Abu Dhabi — Make it in the Emirates is a platform that reflects 'everything it stands for: industrial resilience, local innovation, and climate leadership', its CEO Asam Hussain told Aletihad. AGSI, known as the world's first Net Zero steel plant, will be presenting its full production journey at the event. 'We want people to understand the care, precision, and accountability that go into every step,' Hussain said. 'Our operations were independently verified by DNV. We helped raise the bar for what's possible in industrial decarbonisation.'The plant has implemented a fully circular production model, with its emissions reduction roadmap grounded in a science-based pathway. AGSI, Hussain stressed, is more than just a sustainable alternative to imported steel. 'We are a smarter, more resilient solution aligned with national interests,' he said. 'We are proud that our product reflects the UAE's values: forward-thinking, efficient, and grounded in real-world impact,' Hussain added. Beyond producing steel, AGSI partners with local institutions and universities — with the future in mind. 'Our goal is to ensure that future engineers, architects, and researchers are actively engaged in the country's transition toward greener, more resilient industry,' the CEO said.
