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Coolest winter: Tourists head to Dubai for a safe, fun holiday

There s loads to do in the city over the cooler months Published: December 16, 2020 14:10 1 of 16 As much of the world tightens lockdowns to stem coronavirus, Dubai offers a cautious respite for those eyeing travel. Image Credit: AFP 2 of 16 While mask-wearing and social distancing are strictly enforced, life in the tourism-reliant emirate looks much like normal, with its restaurants, hotels and mega-malls open for business. Image Credit: AP 3 of 16 Authorities are mounting a huge vaccination campaign, which has seen 14 per cent of the population inoculated. The goal is to vaccinate 50 per cent in the first quarter of the year. | Above: A mask-clad Israeli tourist photographs a falconer holding a falcon during a visit to the historic Al Fahidi neighbourhood of Dubai.

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Israeli tourists in Dubai: UAE peace deal lifts Iron Curtain

Israeli tourists in Dubai: UAE peace deal lifts Iron Curtain
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Package-tour diplomacy: Thousands of Israeli tourists flock to Dubai after peace deal

Package-tour diplomacy: Thousands of Israeli tourists flock to Dubai after peace deal Steve Hendrix © Christopher Pike/Reuters People pose for a picture as they celebrate Hanukkah, the Jewish festival of lights, in Dubai on Dec. 10. DUBAI Ashish Negi prides himself on spotting the nationality of tourists as soon as they walk into his jewelry store so he can be jokey with Americans, chatty with Brits and ready to bargain with Russians but he was baffled by the man in the tall black hat and the curly sideburns who came in last week. “This was something I had not seen in Dubai,” Negi said of the first ultra-Orthodox Jewish visitor to reach his corner of the city’s traditional gold market, part of a wave of Israeli tourists who have descended on the United Arab Emirates in recent days. “It is very good to have new customers to learn about.”

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