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Axios
a day ago
- Business
- Axios
D.C. business leaders warn Trump's crackdown may hurt tourism
Restaurant and hospitality groups are pushing back on President Trump 's depiction of the District as a hotbed of "crime, bloodshed, bedlam and squalor," saying the city is safe — and open for business. Why it matters: Several D.C. industry leaders say Trump's rhetoric could deter visitors and hurt a tourism economy already affected by the administration's policies and mass federal firings. By the numbers: 48 groups have canceled or changed their D.C. plans since October due to political concerns, Destination D.C. tells Axios. Their estimated economic loss for the city: more than $61 million, based on projected hotel room nights. State of play: The tourism marketing organization is planning outreach to groups that have booked events or are considering them, according to the Washington Business Journal. That includes sharing stats that show D.C. violent crime has hit a 30-year low. The organization is also joining in on the viral " love letter" to D.C. trend, where locals share real-life portrayals of the city. Reality check: Destination D.C. tells Axios that the estimated 2025 losses due to political reasons represent just 2% of the projected revenue generated for the city, "so there is still a lot of positive production happening for the city." Meanwhile, the Restaurant Association Metropolitan Washington (RAMW) has a message ahead of Summer Restaurant Week, which starts Monday: "D.C. is open for business." "Next week is crucial for some to make it through Labor Day," RAMW CEO Shawn Townsend says of the weeklong event, which aims to draw diners to offset a typical August slowdown. "Folks may be thinking, 'Why go Downtown when I can do Restaurant Week in Bethesda or Tysons?'" Zoom in: RAMW is telling its members to promote positivity on social media and talk directly to diners if they cancel reservations: "It's like any major city — be careful — but D.C. is not a war zone." It's not just fear of crime — the armed presence may hurt, too. "If I'm coming in from out of town, I wouldn't want to bring my family to a city that has National Guard on every corner," says Townsend.
Forbes
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Forbes
Restaurant Week Returns To Washington, D.C. And Northern Virginia
There's nothing better than treating yourself to a nice dinner out on the town after a long day of sightseeing—well, unless you count saving some money on your meal at the same time. If you're planning to visit Washington, D.C., Maryland or Northern Virginia this month, or you're luck enough to live in the DMV, bring your appetite. Held twice per year, Restaurant Week events are a great time to check out a new eatery you've been eyeing, revisit old favorites or take advantage of special deals and discounts. Here's everything you need to know about the three summer Restaurant Week events happening throughout the greater Washington, D.C. region in August. Metropolitan Washington Summer Restaurant Week From August 18 –24, 2025, Metropolitan Washington Summer Restaurant Week you'll find specials all over Washington, D.C. proper, Maryland, and Northern Virginia, including brunch and lunch prix fixe menus for $25 and $35 per person, and dinner deals for $40, $55 or $65 per person, depending on the eatery. Some places, like dLeña, are also offering promotions throughout Labor Day weekend—between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. from August 30 through September 1, you can score bottomless food (with a la carte drinks) for $45 per person or bottomless food with drinks from $69 per person. District of Columbia: 1725 Le DeSales, 1789 Restaurant, DC, Agora, Al Dente Ristorante Ala, Alara, Alhambra, All Purpose Pizzeria, Alta Strada, Ama, Amazonia, Ambar, Amelie, Amparo Fondita, Annabelle, Any Day Now, Arrels by Pepe Moncayo, Art DC, Baby Shank Restaurant & Bar, Balos Estiatorio, Bar Angie, Bar Charley, Bar Chinois, Bar Japonais, Belga Cafe, Bindaas, Bistro Cacao, Bistrot Lepic & Wine Bar, Blue Duck Tavern, Bluejacket, The Bombay Club, Boqueria, Brasserie Liberté, Bresca, Cafe du Parc at Willard InterContinental Washington DC, Café Fiorello, Café Riggs, Casa Teresa, Ceibo, Central Michel Richard, Centrolina, Chaplin's, Chef Geoff's, Chiko, China Chilcano, Chloe, Circa, City Cruises, Code Red, Cordelia Fishbar, Cork Wine & Market, Cranes, Cuba Libre, Cucina Morini, Cure Bar & Bistro, Cut by Wolfgang Puck, Cynthia Bar & Bistro, Daikaya Izakaya, Daru, Dauphine's, Del Frisco's Double Eagle, Del Mar, Dirty Habit, District Still & Supply, Divino Ristorante Enoteca, dLeña, Dovetail, Duke's Grocery, El Bebe Tacos and Tequila, El Presidente, El Taller del Xiquet, El Tamarindo, Elcielo Restaurant, Equinox Restaurant, Estuary, Ethiopic Restaurant, Figleaf Bar & Lounge, Filomena Ristorante, Fiola Mare, Fish Shop, Floriana, Gogi Yogi, Gordon Ramsay Fish & Chips, Gordon Ramsay Hell's Kitchen, Gravitas, Hard Rock Cafe, Hawk N Dove, Hen Quarter Prime, Henceforth, Il Canale, Il Piatto, Ilili, Immigrant Food, Imperfecto, Iron Gate, Ivy City Smokehouse, Jack Rose Dining Saloon, Jackie, Jaleo, Jinya Ramen Bar, Karizma/Karma Modern Indian, Karravaan, Kaz Sushi Bistro, Kyojin Sushi, L'Ardente, L'Avant-Garde, La Bise, La Chaumiere, La Collina, La Grande Boucherie, Lady Madison, Laos in Town, Lincoln, Little Blackbird, Little Coco's, Love Makoto, Lucky Danger, Lucy Bar, Lulu's Wine Garden, Lupo Verde Cucina & Bar, Lupu Verde Osteria, Lyle's Restaurant, Makers Union, Mallard, Mandu, Mariscos 1133, Mastro's Steakhouse, Matchbox, Mecha Noodle Bar, Mercy Me, Michele's, Milk & Honey, Minetta Tavern, Mita, Moon Rabbit, Morton's The Steakhouse–Downtown DC, MXDC, Namak, New Heights Restaurant, Nina May, No Goodbyes, North Italia, Ocean Prime, Oceanaire Seafood Room, Officina, Olio e Più, Opal, Osteria Morini, Ottoman Taverna, Oyamel Cocina Mexicana, Pappe, Paraíso, Pastis, Pearl Dive, Perry's Restaurant, Petite Cerise, Philippe by Philippe Chow, Pisco y Nazca Ceviche Gastrobar, Pizzeria Paradiso, Primrose, Rania, Rasika, Republic Cantina, Residents Cafe and Bar, Reveler's Hour, Rimtang DC, Ris, River Club, Rooster & Owl, Rosedale, Rosemary Bistro Cafe, RPM Italian DC, Sababa, Sequoia, Sette Osteria, Seven Reasons, Sfoglina, Shilling Canning Company, Silver Diner, Silver Social, Sost, The Sovereign, Spotted Zebra, St. James Modern Caribbean, Street Pizza D.C., Succotash, Supra, Sushi Sato, Sushi Taro, Taberna del Alabardero, Tail Up Goat, Tamashaa, Tapori, Takara 14, Taqueria Xochi, Teddy and the Bully Bar, The Bazaar by José Andrés, The Delegate, The Duck and The Peach, The Grill from Ipanema, The Henri, The Little Grand, The Pembroke, The Point, The Royal, The Saga, The Salt Line, The Smith, Tiffany's Bar & Bistro, Tiger Fork, Tiki on 18th Cocktail Bar & Restaurant, Tonari, Tony & Joe's Seafood Place, Tosca Ristorante, Truluck's Ocean's Finest Seafood and Crab, Unconventional Diner, Vagabond, Vera Cocina & Bar, Via Sophia, Villa Yara, Vokzal, Willowsong, Wiseguy Pizza, Yardbird Table & Bar and Zeppelin. Maryland: Ala, All Set Restaurant & Bar, Beth's Restaurant, Caruso's Grocery Pike & Rose, Charley Prime Foods, District Bistro, Elena James, Era Wine Bar, J. Hollinger's Waterman's Steakhouse, Joy by Seven Reasons, Lia's, Matchbox, Milk & Honey, Morton's The Steakhouse, Mussel Bar Bathesda, Pennyroyal Station, Pisco y Nazca, Silver New American Brasserie, The Daily Dish Neighborhood Bistro & Bar, The Dish & Dram, The Grove Bar and Grill, The Melting Pot, The Salt Line and Wine Kitchen on The Creek. Virginia: 2941 Restaurant, Agora, Alta Strada, Ambar, American Prime, B Side, Bastille Brasserie & Bar, Bellissimo Restaurant, Big Buns, Celebration by Rupa Vira, Chasin's Tails, Cheesetique, Chima Steakhouse, Circa, Clyde's, Davio's Northern Italian Steakhouse, El Bebe at the Boro, Ellie Bird, Epic Smokehouse, Evelyn Rose, Evening Star Cafe, Fava Pot, Hamrock's Restaurant, Heirloom, Hummingbird Bar + Kitchen, Idylwood Grill & Wine Bar, Immigrant Food, Ingle Korean Steakhouse, J. Gilbert' Wood Fired Steaks and Seafood, Josephine, Jula's on the Potomac, Kelly's Oyster House and Bar, Kirby Club, La Cote d'Or Cafe, Lyon Hall, Makers Union, Matchbox, McCormick & Schmick's, Milk & Honey, Morton's The Steakhouse, Mussel Bar and Grill, Nue Elegantly Vietnamese, Ometeo, Osteria Marzano, PassionFish, Pisco Y Nazca Gastrobar, Potomac Social Tavern Rustico, Ruthie's All-Day, Saahil, Sabores Tapas Bar, Salt, Ser Restaurant, Sfoglina, Spice Craft Indian Bistro, Surreal, Taqueria Xochi, The Capital Grille, The Falls, The Liberty Tavern, The Melting Pot, The Salt Line, Trio Grill, Trummer's, Vermilion, Wagamama, Wildfire, Wiseguy Pizza, Wren and Yume Sushi. Fairfax City Restaurant Week Nearby in Northern Virginia, Fairfax City will be running its own Restaurant Week from August 22–31, 2025, with 10 days of deals at 27 participating restaurants. Expect a mix of $25 and $35 prix fixe lunch and brunch specials and multi-course dinner deals for $40, depending on the eatery. Some restaurants, like Okonomi Asian Grill, Vivi Bubble Tea and TeaDM Fairfax, are also offering $10 or buy-one-get-one promotions, so check the website for more details before you head out. Fairfax City: Audacious Ale Works, Baku Delicious, Bellissimo Restaurant, Big Buns, Commonwealth Brewing Co., Curry Mantra, Dolce Vita, Draper's Steak & Seafood, El Pollo Rico, Hamrock's Restaurant, Jas & Fam Caribbean Flavor, Kelly's Oyster House & Bar, Mackenzie's Tunes & Tonics, Meokja Meokja, Milk & Honey, Ned's New England Deck, One Bar & Grill, Okonomi Asian Grill, Ornery Beer Company, PJ Skidoos, Patriots Pub & Grill, TeaDM Fairfax, The Auld Shebeen, Two Burritos, Vivi Bubble Tea, Wine House and Z! Eats. Alexandria Restaurant Week Also in Northern Virginia, Alexandria Restaurant Week happens from August 22–31, 2025, offering meal deals for $30, $40 or $50 per person at select eateries throughout Old Town Alexandria, the West End, Eisenhower Valley, Del Rey, Carlyle, Old Town North, Potomac Yard and Arlandria-Chirilagua. Now through September 1, 2025, you can also save on a stay of at least two nights in select area hotels thanks to the Love, Alexandria package, which includes rates from $129 a night, plus complimentary parking, Key to the City museum passes for two and two days of unlimited rides with City Cruises Alexandria. Old Town: 1799 Prime Steak & Seafood, 219 Restaurant, Aldo's Italian Kitchen, Bastille Brasserie & Bar, Beeliner Diner, Blackwall Hitch, Bollywood Masala, Bugsy's Pizza Restaurant & Sports Bar, Cedar Knoll, Chadwicks, Chart House Restaurant, Il Porto, Indochen, Josephine Brasserie & Bar, Kiln, King & Rye, Kisso Asian Bistro, Laporta's Restaurant, Milk & Honey, Murphy's Irish Pub, Mystic Bar & Grill, Namaste Jalsa Restaurant & Bar, Old House Cosmopolitan Grill, Rosemont Cellar, Sonoma Cellar, Southside 815, Taverna Cretekou, The Light Horse, The Majestic, The Parlour & Madame Coco's Chocolates, The Pita House, The Study, The Warehouse, The Wharf, Theismann's Restaurant & Bar, Thompson Italian, Union Street Public House, Urbano 116, Vaso's Mediterranean Bistro and Vermilion. Old Town North: Bastille Brasserie & Bar, Hank's Oyster Bar, Jula's on the Potomac, Mason Social, Royal Restaurant, Rustico Restaurant, T.J. Stone's Grill House and Tap Room and Vaso's Kitchen. Carlyle and Eisenhower Valley: Aldo's Italian Kitchen, Delia's, Pasara Thai Restaurant, Rus–Uz Alexandria, San Antonio Bar & Grill, Sweet Fire Donna's, Ted's Montana Grill, Tequila & Taco and Whiskey & Oyster. Del Ray and Arlandria: Cheesetique, Del Ray Cafe, Evening Star Cafe, Holy Cow, Lena's Wood Fired Pizza & Tap, Matt & Tony's, Northside 10, Pork Barrel BBQ, Royal Nepal, RT's Restaurant, Spice Craft Indian Bistro and The Loft at Lena's Havana 151. West End and Greater Alexandria: Beeliner Diner, Cedar Knoll, City Kitchen, Clyde's at Mark Center, Dishes of India, Founding Farmers Alexandria, Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana, Mount Vernon Inn, Ramparts Tavern & Grill and Taste of Asia. Making the Most of Summer Restaurant Week Plan your next trip to the Washington, D.C. region for late August or late January (when winter Restaurant Week events take place) to save money on meals at a litany of area eateries. Note that deals may differ by restaurant and reservations are highly recommended, as these menu specials tend to attract a healthy mix of locals and visitors alike—the DMV is a major foodie destination, after all. It's also a good idea to visit the Deals page of the D.C. tourism board's website and keep an eye out for hotel specials that often occur at the same time to save even more on your next trip.
What's On
30-06-2025
- Entertainment
- What's On
Dine at top Dubai restaurants from Dhs95 with Summer Restaurant Week 2025
Summer is in full swing, which means Summer Restaurant Week is almost here. Back with a bang for a brand new run, this exciting 10-day-long foodie event is bringing Dubai diners some of the best casual spots in the city for as little as Dhs95. Indulge in specially curated menus, two courses for lunch at Dhs95 and three for dinner at Dhs150. Back for a third year in a row, Summer Restaurant Week is all about those laid-back, family-friendly spots, 50 of them, handpicked to participate. This programme is designed to give foodies a chance to tuck into something old and something new for just a fraction of the usual cost. The best part is that there's something for everyone. A variety of cuisines and atmospheres are available to choose from, so pick one for every mood of every day and dine the heck out of these 10 days. The event is running from July 4 to 13; you can browse menus online and book your slot now on OpenTable. For some inspiration, start off with these top restaurants… Bistro Des Arts Bistro des Arts is a quintessential 1970 Parisian bistro overlooking the waters of Dubai Marina, serving a repertoire of classic 'Terroir' French home-style food with a rustic French décor and a garden vibe terrace. Guests can choose from of a well-curated wine list, a raw seafood bar and freshly baked bread and pastries. Lunch menu: Dhs95 Dinner menu: Dhs150 @bistrodearts Couqley Downtown A classic French favourite, the menu at Couqley highlights French classics like steak frites, escargots, and pain perdu, paired with well-priced wines and modern cocktails. Whether for a romantic dinner, casual gathering, or special occasion, Couqley offers an elegant, welcoming atmosphere with genuine hospitality and attention to detail. Lunch menu: Dhs95 Dinner menu: Dhs150 @couqleyuae Harummanis Dubai While there isn't much in terms of options for Singaporean Malay cuisine in Dubai, this restaurant is a deeply endearing tribute to Chef Akmal's roots and reflects a story of home and hardwork. This was the name his mother had chosen for their family's 32-year-old nasi padang hawker stall in Teck Whye, Singapore. Lunch menu: Dhs95 Dinner menu: Dhs150 @harummanis.51 Khadak Khadak is all about wholesome Indian food, made up of dishes from all regions of India. Chef Naved Nasir's year-long travels through the terrains took him to Bombay, Calcutta, Delhi, Hyderabad and beyond, and the food he ate there, he brought here. Some of the dishes belong to iconic food shops, some almost relics of time now. Lunch menu: Dhs95 Dinner menu: Dhs150 @khadak_ae Cucina Cucina aims at creating a re-visited and modernised old school trattoria that focuses on the freshest Italian ingredients, live cooking, and most importantly, on recreating an approachable and vibrant Italian atmosphere. Sample homely Italian fare, recipes used for generations and some of the best gelato in Dubai Lunch menu: Dhs95 Dinner menu: Dhs150 @cucinathepalm Images: Socials > Sign up for FREE to get exclusive updates that you are interested in
Zawya
30-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Zawya
Summer Restaurant Week returns this DSS with over 65 exclusive dining deals across Dubai
Taking place from 4 to 13 July during Dubai Summer Surprises 2025, more than 65 of the city's most popular restaurants will serve gourmet gastronomy, signature dishes, and exclusive set menus starting from just AED 95 The ten-day-long dining event offers the perfect chance to gather with friends, treat the family, or try something new - all while enjoying a valued-packed summer well spent From neighbourhood favourites to renowned international spots, the line-up spans Emirati, Indian, Italian, Japanese, French, Mexican, Peruvian, and more Dubai, United Arab Emirates: One of the most anticipated dining events of Dubai Summer Surprises (DSS) 2025 makes its eagerly awaited return this July, inviting everyone across the city to embark on an irresistible culinary adventure and experience some of Dubai's best-loved restaurants at exceptional value. Summer Restaurant Week runs from 4 to 13 July, bringing friends, families, couples, and colleagues the chance to savour signature dishes and exclusive set menus at more than 65 of the city's top dining destinations, with two-course lunches priced at AED 95 and three-course dinners at AED 150. Organised by Dubai Festivals and Retail Establishment (DFRE) as part of this year's action-packed DSS programme of thousands of offers and things to do in Dubai, the promotion offers gastronomic gourmet at great value across an exceptional selection of casual eateries, homegrown concepts, and internationally acclaimed restaurants. Residents and visitors alike have the perfect chance to gather with friends and families to celebrate the city's diverse and dynamic dining scene - whether discovering new spots or returning to familiar favourites. Bookings are open now, exclusively through restaurant discovery and booking platform OpenTable. From Emirati comfort food to modern Asian plates, the line-up reflects the diversity that defines dining in Dubai. Diners can indulge in a tapestry of flavours from around the world, crafted by renowned chefs who have made their mark on the culinary world - from Middle Eastern and European to Indian, Asian, and so much more. Restaurants participating in this year's edition include Al Fanar Seafood Restaurant and Arabian Tea House, both known for their traditional local flavours, alongside Lebanese favourite Leila Restaurant and grill house Kabab Al Bastakiah. Indian highlights include Kinara by Vikas Khanna, MAUSAM, and newly opened Khadak, each offering distinct takes on spice and regional flavour. Fans of pan-Asian cooking will find plenty to explore at The Noodle House, Barfly by Buddha Bar, Harumannis, Yum Noodle Bar, and Sumibiya Korean BBQ, while Mediterranean options include casual Greek dining at OIA and Neapolitan pizzas at Naughty Pizza, Italian comfort food at Cucina, and Mediterranean seafood served by the water at Seagrill Bistro. Diners in search of European bistro charm can head to Couqley or Bistro des Arts, two long-time favourites known for simple, well-executed French dishes in inviting surroundings. This year's line-up also includes Peruvian-Japanese fusion at Nazcaa, and Latin American plates with a party atmosphere at MAMA ZONIA. Each participating venue offers a curated menu built around its most popular dishes, giving guests the chance to enjoy quality dining at a fraction of the usual price. With more than 30 percent in savings across lunch and dinner experiences, Summer Restaurant Week is the perfect excuse to eat out, try something new, and celebrate the city's thriving food culture, whether for a midweek lunch, relaxed family meal, or dinner with friends. Reservations for this exclusive, limited-time opportunity are subject to availability. Diners are encouraged to not miss their chance to explore the finest gastronomy at unbeatable prices, and discover and book their tables today through the OpenTable website and app. Dubai Summer Surprises 2025 is supported by Key Sponsor Commercial Bank of Dubai and Strategic Partners which include: Al Futtaim Malls (Dubai Festival City Mall & Festival Plaza), Al Zarooni Group (Mercato Shopping Mall), AW Rostamani Group, DHAM (Al Seef, Bluewaters, Ibn Battuta Mall, Nakheel Mall, and The Outlet Village), Emirates Airline, ENOC, e&, Majid Al Futtaim (City Centre Deira, City Centre Mirdif, Mall of the Emirates), Merex Investment (City Walk and The Beach, JBR), and talabat. About Dubai Summer Surprises 2025: Dubai Summer Surprises (DSS) 2025 takes over the city for its 28th edition from 27 June to 31 August, showcasing the summer as one of the best value times of the year to experience Dubai. Organised by Dubai Festivals and Retail Establishment (DFRE), the most value-packed edition of DSS this year promises a summer well spent for everyone with thousands of offers and things to do for 66 non-stop days. For the first time ever in DSS history, the city's retail sector is anchored around three distinct shopping seasons - Summer Holiday Offers from 27 June to 17 July, Great Dubai Summer Sale from 18 July to 10 August, and Back to School from 11 to 31 August. Each period unlocks exclusive new retail promotions, spectacular mall activations, and life-changing raffles, alongside world-class gastronomy, hospitality, indoor family fun, and a packed events calendar. Bringing together a mix of not-to-be-missed, brand-new experiences and returning festival favourites for every preference and price point, there are endless reasons to stay, play, shop, and celebrate an exciting summer season together. DSS 2025 truly delivers unforgettable moments for everyone, whether families, friends, couples, residents, or visitors. About Dubai Festivals and Retail Establishment: Dubai Festivals and Retail Establishment (DFRE), an agency of Dubai's Department of Economy and Tourism (DET), is responsible for developing Dubai's retail and festival sectors and supporting the positioning of Dubai as a world-class tourism destination with year-round family entertainment, shopping and events. About OpenTable: OpenTable, a global leader in restaurant tech and part of Booking Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ:BKNG), helps more than 60,000 restaurants worldwide fill 1.8 billion seats a year. OpenTable's world-class technology empowers restaurants to focus on what matters most – their team, their guests, and their bottom line – while enabling diners to discover and book the perfect restaurant for every occasion.
Gulf Today
28-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Gulf Today
DSS begins with thousands of offersDSS begins with thousands of offers
The most eagerly awaited and valued-packed edition of Dubai Summer Surprises (DSS) 2025 began on Friday, with thousands of unbeatable offers, free experiences, and family-friendly entertainment designed to make this a summer well spent for everyone. Organised by Dubai Festivals and Retail Establishment (DFRE), the 28th edition of Dubai's favourite summer festival runs until 31 August with pocket-friendly prices and great value for everyone across unbeatable shopping, jaw-dropping discounts, show-stopping headline concerts and live entertainment, the season's biggest-ever prizes, world-class gastronomy, and endless family-friendly experiences at every turn. From massive savings of up to 75 per cent across hundreds of brands citywide and exclusive giveaways to surprise pop-ups, dining deals, and incredible entertainment for all ages, this early summer shopping campaign delivers exceptional value to residents and visitors at the very start of the DSS season. Whether planning a staycation, shopping spree, or weekend outing, the shopping season is packed with ways for residents and visitors alike to enjoy more of the city for less. Several more surprises are waiting to be unlocked every single day at citywide attractions, hotels, as well as star-powered performances, thrilling live entertainment, diverse culinary delights, enchanting experiences with everyone's favourite Modesh and Dana, and so much more. The celebrations kick off with a spectacular weekend of family fun, cultural celebrations, and show-stopping entertainment across the city. On Friday, 27 June, Dubai Festival City Mall hosts Japanese dance crew Sabrina and Palestinian-Jordanian pop artist Reina Khoury, while Abri & the Band and singer-songwriter Noel Kharman takes to the stage on Saturday, 28 June. One of the most anticipated events of DSS - Summer Restaurant Week - makes its eagerly awaited return this July, inviting diners across the city to experience some of Dubai's best-loved restaurants at exceptional value from 4 to 13 July. DSS is the best-value time of year to enjoy Dubai's world-class leisure scene, with exclusive summer offers at more than 100 hotels, 15 top attractions, and 10 spas across the city. Whether planning a weekend escape, a city break with the kids, or meaningful indoor fun, DSS 2025 offers something for every age, interest and budget. Think resident rates, family packages, free upgrades, added extras, and surprise perks designed to help friends, families, children, parents, grandparents, and every extended family member in between relax, recharge, and experience more of Dubai for less. One of the summer's most popular value products, the DSS Entertainer returns for 2025 with over 7,500 Buy One Get One Free offers across premium and casual dining, brunches, delivery, attractions, leisure, spas, salons, fitness, and more. Customers can enjoy three months of unlimited access to ENTERTAINER Dubai from the date of purchase, with each participating merchant offering up to three redemptions valid seven days a week. The exclusive DSS edition is available throughout the festival period, giving residents and visitors ample time to explore everything on offer.
