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Geminids Meteor Shower Returns to Sharjah Skies

Written by on 28 November 2025

On Saturday, December 13, 2025, Mleiha National Park will open its desert skies for a special stargazing event as the Geminids Meteor Shower peaks. With almost no moonlight and minimal nearby light pollution, the desert location offers ideal conditions, experts say attendees could see as many as 100 meteors per hour under the clear, dark […]

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Katseye Pause Atlanta Show to Help Unwell Fan

Written by on 27 November 2025

Rising global girl-group Katseye briefly paused their performance at the Coca-Cola Roxy in Atlanta during the 2025 Beautiful Chaos Tour after noticing a fan in the crowd who appeared unwell. The group stopped mid-performance of “Gnarly” to ensure security and venue staff could step in and provide assistance, a thoughtful moment of care during an otherwise high-energy show.

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Eid al Etihad marks the start of Winter Travel Season

Written by on 27 November 2025

The UAE Eid al Etihad long weekend is increasingly being used by residents as the unofficial start of the winter travel season, with travel agencies reporting a noticeable rise in bookings ahead of December and the festive period. Many residents are choosing to combine the public holiday with annual leave, taking advantage of slightly better […]

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Visa x Jennie Kim Just Broke the Internet and Your Travel Plans

Written by on 26 November 2025

Visa’s New Jennie Kim Campaign Sends APAC Fans Into a Frenzy Visa has launched its newest campaign starring BLACKPINK’s Jennie Kim, and fans across the APAC region are buzzing with excitement. The drop arrived without warning and instantly grabbed attention, especially among Blinks who quickly pushed the campaign across social media. The video opens with […]

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UAE Carriers Update on Flights After Ethiopia Volcano Eruption

Written by on 25 November 2025

Following the rare eruption of Ethiopia’s Hayli Gubbi volcano that sent ash clouds up to 14 km into the sky, UAE airlines provided travel updates amid the disruption. Emirates and flydubai confirmed their operations, including flights to Addis Ababa, are continuing as normal and that they have detected no disruption from volcanic ash. Meanwhile, Air […]

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