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From Emirates’ 20-Week Bonus For Employees To Dubai’s Vertical Farming, 6 UAE Updates For You

From relocated restaurants to record-breaking bonuses.

by Deeplata Garde
From Emirates’ 20-Week Bonus For Employees To Dubai’s Vertical Farming, 6 UAE Updates For You

From the relocation of beloved restaurants to the announcement of hefty bonuses, and revolutionary vertical farms to cutting-edge 5G milestones, there’s no shortage of innovation in this dynamic region. Let’s dive into the latest updates and discover the exciting developments from the UAE.

1. Portuguese Lana Lusa Shifts To A New Canal-Side Home In Dubai

 

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Our beloved Portuguese haunt, Lana Lusa, has packed its bags and moved to a swanky new spot – the Four Seasons Private Residences on the Dubai Canal. Bid adieu to its former abode at Wasl 51 and say hello to a new era of dining. The relocation promises a more refined and elegant experience, complete with a spacious terrace offering breathtaking views of the Dubai Canal. Get ready to be whisked away to European riverside dining as Lana Lusa’s terrace exudes dreamy and romantic vibes.

2. Emirates Group’s Record Profits Bring Bonuses Galore To Employees

 

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In a move that’s making employees’ wallets a little heavier, Emirates Group is dishing out a 20-week bonus to eligible staff members. This financial boon comes hot on the heels of the company’s record-breaking profit of $4.7 billion for the financial year ending March 31. But that’s not all – Emirates is on a hiring spree, looking to recruit thousands of cabin crew, pilots, engineers, customer service agents, IT wizards, and other specialists from across the globe to fuel its ambitious growth plans. With bonuses like these, who wouldn’t want to fly high with Emirates?

3. Dubai’s Vertical Farming Revolution Brings In Baby Potatoes & More!

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In a desert oasis, a revolution is underway as Dubai embraces vertical farming. In Dubai’s vertical farm, a diverse array of crops including leafy greens, tomatoes, baby potatoes, rice, and wheat will thrive. This innovative farming approach allows for the cultivation of a wide variety of produce within a controlled indoor environment, defying the limitations of traditional agriculture. Located in the heart of the desert, this vertical hydroponic farm is the brainchild of UAE-based sustainable agricultural and food technology startup, Pure Food Technology. Powered by artificial intelligence, solar energy, robotics, and innovation-patented technology, this farm is set to redefine fresh produce in Dubai’s culinary scene.

4. Dubai’s Marine Waste Management Launch A Smart Machine

Dubai Municipality is making waves with its latest innovation – the smart marine scraper. Designed to tackle floating waste in Dubai’s creeks and water canals, this remote-operated scraper is a game-changer. Real-time monitoring via satellite technology ensures efficient waste collection, with the scraper capable of handling up to 1,000kg of floating marine waste. Powered by 5G networks, this sophisticated solution is a testament to Dubai’s commitment to environmental sustainability.

5. Speeding Towards The Future With e&UAE & Its 5G Milestones

Hold onto your hats, tech enthusiasts! Etisalat UAE is making headlines with the world’s fastest recorded speed of 30.5Gbps on its live 5G network. This groundbreaking achievement was unveiled at the SAMENA Leaders’ Summit 2024, marking a significant milestone in the journey towards 5G-Advanced. With speeds like these, the future is looking faster and brighter than ever before.

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6. Abu Dhabi Airports Attract International Tourists From London & India

London and Indian cities take centre stage as Abu Dhabi’s airports witness a surge in traffic during the first quarter. With year-on-year visitor numbers up by more than a third, close to seven million passengers passed through the emirate’s five airports in the first three months of the year. From bustling terminals to soaring skies, Abu Dhabi’s aviation scene is reaching new heights in 2024.

So here are some of the latest trends from the UAE and we will keep charged with some fresh updates again tomorrow!

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