Ramadan Experiences in Dubai 

Dubai's rich culinary culture reaches its peak during Ramadan. Restaurants throughout the city remain open all day, offering a unique culinary journey for foodies. The city invites you on a journey through gastronomy and cultural richness during Ramadan.

The Majlis at the Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC) is among Dubai's leading venues offering a wide selection of Iftar options. For those seeking an authentic Iftar experience in a desert setting, Al Hadheerah at Bab Al Shams stands out with its traditional dishes, dancers, and musicians. Nineve Bab Al Shams also offers an Iftar menu featuring Middle Eastern and North African cuisine. Enjoy a rich Iftar buffet at the Asateer Tent in The Palm at Atlantis, or special Iftar menus at the indoor Al Majlis or the outdoor Al Majlis Garden in Madinat Jumeirah. For an Iftar experience under the stars, the Armani/Pavilion at the Armani Hotel Dubai is unforgettable. At Palazzo Versace Dubai, Enigma offers a set menu, while Giardino serves a buffet. Frying Pan Adventures' 4,5-hour 'Dubai Souks Iftar Tour' offers a chance to sample the city's culinary delights.

In Dubai, where the pre-dawn meal (sahur) is also observed with special rituals, Armani/Pavilion at the Armani Hotel Dubai, Hikayat Ramadan Garden located within Palazzo Versace Dubai, and Al Majlis in Madinat Jumeirah stand out with their rich menus.

Dubai's parks, hosting various events throughout Ramadan, also become popular destinations for creating memorable experiences. The Ramadan District at Jumeirah Emirates Towers offers outdoor dining areas, craft markets, live entertainment, and cultural experiences. The "Ramadan Wonders" area in Global Village, featuring international pavilions, traditional iftars (breaking of the fast), and cultural performances, promises a variety of fun moments. At Expo City Dubai, the Al Wasl Season and Hai Ramadan events are must-see attractions every Ramadan.

About Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism (DET)

Driven by a vision to transform Dubai into a leading global business hub, investment center, and tourism destination, the Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism (DET) continues its efforts to position the emirate as a major center for the global economy and tourism, and to enhance the city's competitiveness in economic and tourism sectors. These efforts are aligned with the Dubai Economic Agenda D33 objectives. D33 aims to double the size of Dubai's economy by 2033 and further solidify the city's position as one of the world's leading destinations for business and tourism.

DET works to further develop Dubai’s diversified and innovative service-oriented economy, attract the world’s most talented professionals, provide a world-class business environment, and increase productivity. It also promotes the city’s versatility, unique lifestyle, and superior quality of life to support its vision of becoming the best city to visit, live in, and work in.

The Dubai Economic Development Authority (DET), the main authority responsible for the planning, supervision, development, and marketing of Dubai's business and tourism sectors, is also responsible for the licensing and classification of all business types, including hotels, tour operators, and travel agencies. The institutions under the DET umbrella include the Dubai Economic Development Authority (DEDC), the Dubai Business Registration and Licensing Authority (DBLC), the Dubai Consumer Protection and Fair Trading Authority (DCCPFT), the Dubai SME Agency (Dubai SME), the Dubai Tourism and Commerce Marketing Authority (DCTTCM), the Dubai Festivals and Retail Authority (DFRE), and the Dubai Tourism College (DCT).

Source: HORECA TREND, Dubai Department of Economy and Tourism (DET)