An estimated two and half million expats live in the tiny Middle Eastern oasis. Many British expats have travelled there to make their fortune. In episode two, viewers were introduced to the lavish lifestyle of millionaire estate agent, Paul. Paul swapped his
The show also featured British socialite and influencer Caroline Stanbury as she took part in a photoshoot with her boyfriend. Caroline can earn as much as £5,000 for posting one Instagram ad for the hotel, as well as a free stay in
In addition, Emirates customers will also be able to earn one Skywards Mile for every minute spent in Dubai until 31 March 2022. Existing and new Emirates Skywards members who sign up for the program before 31 March 2022 can get the
Most of the eye-watering sum awarded to the half-sister of Jordan’s King Abdullah II and the couple’s two children is to safeguard their lifetime security and not least to address the “grave risk” posed to them by the sheikh himself, High Court
The Swedish royal was due to travel to Dubai this week to attend a series of events and engagements while the World Expo 2020 is underway. But Queen Silvia, 77, was forced to cancel her plans after catching a cold. The Swedish
Vaishali Shah is a creative director and made the decision to relocate to Dubai this year. She told Express.co.uk that her mother was the one who recommended the move. Vaishali told Express.co.uk: “My mother, knowing me as well as she does, felt strongly that Dubai
The top destinations for expats in the UAE are the buzzing cities of Dubai and Abu Dhabi which offer many exciting opportunities for professionals. Although the cost of living is relatively high, the soaring salaries make life affordable. An estimated 240,000 Britons
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is increasingly growing in popularity among sun-seeking tourists, with Dubai alone attracting 1.2 million Britons annually in 2019 alone. As many Britons return to the winter sunshine hotspot now Covid restrictions have eased, the Foreign, Commonwealth and
TWO earthquakes in Iran have killed one person and the after-effects have shaken homes in Dubai.
Restauranteur Luke Tully spent 19 months in a Dubai jail after he was sent a message knew requesting a table for ten people. However, police in Dubai mistakenly believed the text was a coded request for 10g of cocaine. Mr Tully is