With the February half-term break approaching and families gearing up for travel and time away, Britons are extending their focus on healthier habits beyond the gym and kitchen — all the way to 30,000 feet. A new survey by the catering and retail arm of dnata, one of the world’s largest travel and aviation service […]

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Bain & Company, in collaboration with the World Governments Summit (WGS), announced the launch of the AI Readiness Tool, a new platform designed to help government entities assess their preparedness for artificial intelligence and identify practical actions to accelerate adoption and impact. As governments worldwide increasingly recognise AI’s transformative potential, many continue to struggle to […]

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Dubai is one of the world’s most popular travel destinations, offering luxury hotels, modern residences, and accommodation options suitable for different budgets. For visitors coming to the city, one of the most important decisions is choosing where to stay. The question Should you stay in a hotel or choose Airbnb in Dubai? directly affects both […]

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Dubai is one of the most attractive cities in the world for those who want to receive language education, thanks to its multicultural structure and international lifestyle. With English, Arabic, and many other foreign languages actively used in daily life, Dubai offers broad opportunities for individuals seeking to learn a language for both academic and […]

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The World Governments Summit, in collaboration with Strategy& Middle East, part of the PwC network, has launched a new report titled ‘Being and Belonging: Sustaining National Identity in a Changing World’. National identity binds people through shared history, values, and culture, shaping social cohesion, economic performance, and global reputation. As exposure to diverse cultures, ideas, […]

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The World Governments Summit 2026 and Dubai Chambers hosted a roundtable to examine how family investment portfolios can be positioned for the future, and explore how family businesses can increase their long-term social impact, strengthen their philanthropic role, and scale up their community contributions. The roundtable brought together government officials and more than 40 senior […]

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Guy Parmelin, President of the Swiss Confederation, said Switzerland’s long-standing policy of neutrality and its banking sector remain among the country’s main pillars of strength, warning that rising protectionism poses a threat to the global economy. His remarks were made during a session titled “A Conversation with the President of the Swiss Confederation,” at the […]

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Fresh off the heat and glare of Melbourne, the story of this year’s Australian Open will roll straight from the Rod Laver Arena into Dubai. Elena Rybakina, this weekend’s Grand Slam winner, having dethroned defending champion Aryna Sabalenka 6-4, 4-6, 6-4 on Saturday, will return to the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships on 15th February […]

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For many years, Dubai has been associated with luxury hotels, impressive architecture, and extraordinary accommodation experiences. In recent years, however, the city has begun to stand out not only for luxury but also for its transformation in the fields of sustainability and eco-tourism. By 2026, Dubai hotels have become globally recognized destinations thanks to their […]

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The Mohammed Bin Rashid School of Government (MBRSG) announced the Arab Cities Culture and Creative Industries (CCI) Index at the 2026 edition of the World Governments Summit, taking place in Dubai from 3 to 5 February. The Index is the first regionally-grounded and evidence-based framework building on UNESCO’s frameworks to quantify the contributions that culture […]

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