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Digital Editor at Condé Nast Traveller Middle East. Former young journalist of the year, now old. All views are my own.
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The best indoor attractions in Dubai to visit when it's just too hot outside

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By Sophie Prideaux Verified, Sophia Dyer
| Condé Nast Traveller (Middle East) Verified
The best indoor attractions in Dubai offer a much-needed break from the heat of the summer. While the city's outdoor credentials are what usually draw travellers – year-round sunshine, plush pools, al fresco terraces and golden beaches – there are still plenty of just as fun ways to spend your time indoors. From art galleries and independent cinemas to indoor ski slopes and rainforests, these are the best indoor attractions in Dubai for when the heat gets too much.
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Flying from Dubai over the next two weeks? Emirates issues special travel advice to passengers

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By Sophie Prideaux Verified
| Condé Nast Traveller (India) Verified
Despite a turbulent few months for air travel in the region, Dubai International Airport (DXB) still holds the title of the world's busiest international airport. But it is set to get even busier over the next two weeks, as it prepares for one of its busiest travel periods of the year. From 2 July, DXB is expecting more than 200,000 passengers a day, with 12 July pegged to be the busiest day, with passenger numbers reaching 225,000.
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What is the world's most powerful passport in 2026? Mid-year rankings show little change at the top

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By Amber Port, Sophie Prideaux Verified
| Condé Nast Traveller (Middle East) Verified
In the mid-year rankings for the world's most powerful passports in 2026, Singapore remains steady in the top spot, where it has sat since the start of 2025. The Henley Passport Index, compiled by consultancy firm Henley & Partners, is released twice a year – once at the start of January and once midway through the year at the start of July – to track global mobility and passport power based on how many countries a passport allows its holder to visit without the need for a visa.
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