What's On Dubai - March 2021
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Publisher:Motivate Publishing
Category:Lifestyle
Language:English
Frequency:Monthly
Magazine Description: Stylish, Contemporary, Informed, Inspirational and Fun. Aimed at people looking to make the most of their time in the UAE. What’s On is packed with expert opinion, insider info, news, reviews, competitions and much more. What’s On provides in-depth coverage, strong emphasis on eating out, it is design driven, and has a strong credible entertainment guide.
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That's in the UAE?
What’s On brings you some of the country’s lesser-known treasures…
Six super hammams
Regenerate your skin with a soapy scrub at one of these fabulous hammams
The good life
Starting 2021 on a wellness kick? Here are six healthy brekkies to try
Palm Bay
Club Vista Mare’s newest bar is bright on color, bold on personality, and big on weekly deals
The perfect daycation?
Hello, private lagoon view hotel room with fully-stocked mini megabar…
New year, new laughs
Beat the January blues at The Laughter Factory this month
LAST-MINUTE TRIP
Pet-friendly Vida Emirates Hills is the epitome of a boutique hotel, trading gilt-edged luxury for warm, neighborly service
Four new workout sessions
Just in case you were slacking on your resolution to ‘get fit’
BRIX DESSERT BAR
Is five courses of sweets too much of a good thing?
Blockbusters in 2021
So, the second half of 2020 didn’t quite follow the cinematic release schedule we were all hoping for. But that’s OK, we’re just about over it. It does, however, mean that 2021 is looking like a CGI tsunami of movie magic, a hulking Death Star filled to the thermal exhaust ports with original screenplay adaptations, long-awaited sequels, and childhood-tarnishing reboots that nobody asked for, but we’ll probably all still watch.
