Travel/Tourism
Historic Dubai Discovery || Explore The Magic Of An Evening Cruise Along Dubai Creek

Are you ready to enjoy the night views? After reading this article, you will feel like you are on the journey yourself. Let us refresh your memories together and leave some memories for the future. At the different points of enjoyment and excitement, there is Dubai dhow cruise creek dubai available to give you a long-lasting experience.
With plenty of exploration and exciting attractions, Dubai is a luxurious city. It is also known as the “City of Gold” with its dynamic destination. In this article, we will explore the dhow cruise creek, which offers many attractions and the best experiences.
A Historical Journey of Dubai Creek:
In history, the role of Dubai is dhow cruise creek is always prominent in order to get enjoyment. It also has a key role in the development of the city. Deira creek dhow cruise is a natural saltwater inlet that cuts up the city into two parts.
Historic Charm:
In the history of Creek, Dubai is considered the heart of it, where the cities began their journey from a little fishing village. Many historic landmarks like al Fahidi Fort.
Cultural Experience:
Emirate culture had an accurate glance like the enjoyment of live music and henna art onboard.
Old World Ambiance:
Bustling souks of the creek and customary architecture present a contrast to the modern skyline of Dubai that creates a wistful atmosphere.
Sunset Serenity:
Experience the sunset of the creek that is wizardry and with the crossroads of landmarks of the city enlightened by warm shades of sunset.
How Much Money Do I Need To Shopping In a Supermarket In Dubai?
It is a lot of fun to shop in Dubai, and it adds to the splendour of Dubai. From work to tasty foods, all is full of excitement and gives you a memorable journey.
But when you come up with the purpose of shopping, you might wonder, “ How Much Money Do I Need To Shopping In A Supermarket In Dubai?” Yes! But we are telling you that it might be out of your budget. But if you want to review, then definitely visit the market.
Which Things Are Necessary When You Visit The Grocery Shop in Dubai:
When you want to visit a supermarket in Dubai, then you have to come with proper planning and budgeting. Which things are important while visiting the grocery store in Dubai?
- During the weekend, like on Friday and Saturday, markets are fully loaded with people. If it is possible, then try to visit the market on regular days except for the weekend.
- Estimate your budget before turning toward the market because some stores charge for plastic bags. To avoid such types of problems, bring your bag.
- Credit card is acceptable in the market, but make sure you have the local currency, in this case, it is not acceptable because Dirham is the international currency of Dubai.
- There are sales options available if you want to save your budget, then you must try these sales.
Travel/Tourism
UAE Bans Transit Visas for Nigerians in Fresh Travel Restrictions

By Modupe Gbadeyanka
Nigerian passengers have been slapped with fresh travel restrictions by the United Arab Emirates (UAE), with the Middle-East nation banning transit visas for Nigerians.
In the new stringent travel conditions introduced by the UAE, it was disclosed that transit visa applications would no longer be processed for Nigerian nationals.
Further, Nigerians aged 18 to 45 years are ineligible for tourist visas if travelling alone, while those above 45 years must provide a personal bank statement from a Nigerian bank for the last six months, each month’s statement must show an ending balance of at least $10,000 or its Naira equivalent, and all existing requirements such as hotel reservations and passport data pages must still be submitted with applications.
“For Nigeria nationals, please bear in mind that an applicant aged 18 to 45 years travelling alone is not eligible for tourist visa category.
“An applicant who is 45 years or above must provide a single Nigerian personal bank statement for a period of last six months, with each month’s end balance reflecting a minimum ending balance of $10,000 or its Naira equivalent.
“Kindly note that the above points must be taken into consideration before sending your applications with other existing documents such as hotel reservation, data page, etc,” the new requirements communicated to Nigerian travel agents on Tuesday stated.
Nigerians have found Dubai in the UAE as a tourist destination. It is also used for business transactions like the purchase of luxury items like gold and others.
Recall that last year, the UAE authorities lifted a travel ban on Nigerian passport holders after two years.
Travel/Tourism
US Reduces Nigeria’s Non-Immigrant Visa Validity Period

By Adedapo Adesanya
The United States government has announced that most Nigerians applying for non-immigrant visas will now only get single-entry three-month visas.
The US Mission in Nigeria said this was to reciprocate Nigeria’s visa policy for Americans.
“Effective today, most non-immigrant and non-official visas for Nigerian citizens will be single-entry with 3-month validity.” the embassy stated in a press statement on Tuesday. Prior to this, it was up to five years.
It gave the criteria that must be met to see changes to include: secure travel documents with verified traveler identities, implementing measures to limit overstays by travelers on US visas, and sharing relevant security and/or criminal record information to protect public safety.
“We commend the ongoing efforts by the government of Nigeria’s immigration and security agencies to meet standards of international best practices,” it said, adding that, “We continue to engage with Nigerian government officials to address the remaining challenges.”
The US encouraged Nigerian travelers to respect and adhere to the terms of their visas, and ensure travel documents are authentic, accurate, and up to date.
“The United States remains a committed partner in deepening people-to-people ties with Nigeria via business, educational, and cultural exchanges. We look forward to continued cooperation at all levels with the Nigerian public and government officials to ensure safe and lawful travel between the United States and all countries,” it added.
This comes after it was earlier reported that Nigeria alongside some other countries could face restrictions under President Donald Trump’s policy to cut down on immigration.
Travel/Tourism
FAAN to Increase Airport Tariffs, Adopt Contactless Payment System

By Adedapo Adesanya
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has announced plans to increase tariffs across all its airports to allow for utilisation of its operations for profitability.
The announcement was made during the Directorate of Commercial and Business Development (DCBD) Stakeholders Engagement Forum held Monday in Lagos.
According to FAAN’s Director of Commercial and Business Development, Mrs Adebola Joy Agunbiade, the agency will also implement a complete transition to automated and contactless payment systems.
She said the authority currently generates 92 per cent of its revenue from aeronautical sources, with only eight per cent coming from non-aeronautical activities which contrasts with developed countries where non-aeronautical sources typically account for over 40 per cent of airport revenue.
Mrs Agunbiade assured stakeholders and service providers that they would receive adequate notice before tariff implementations.
“We have to find the means to review our tariff in such a way that it’s not too much on you but it’s also helping us to pay our bills,” she said.
Also speaking, FAAN’s Managing Director, Mrs Olubunmi Kuku, emphasised the authority’s commitment to eliminating cash transactions across all airport payment points. She said the new system will feature cards that enable tap-and-go payments.
“All payment will soon be made online using our cards. It is an airport card. You tap and go. It is a very seamless and straightforward process,” she said.
The pilot programme has already begun in Lagos, with plans for rollout across other airports. The system will include ECR devices for terminal payments and automated parking and tollgate facilities.
“Automation makes it easier for you to track your payment. We’re going cashless and contactless payment. So it is easier and faster,” Mrs Kuku stated.
According to her, FAAN reported generating N2 billion from below the line platforms alone last year, and with could see a higher revenue this year.
The authority also said it is restructuring lease agreements following legal reviews to create more workable terms for service providers.
Mrs Kuku noted that substantial investments have been made in infrastructure upgrades and automation systems and that revenue improvements will directly benefit passenger services and airport operations.
FAAN also issued warnings over unauthorised activities at airports with the FAAN official saying that licenses would be revoked for car hire services and Bureau de Change operators engaging in lout activities.
Additionally, FAAN has issued orders to remove tankers parked along Lagos airport access roads, citing security risks and environmental concerns.
“We cannot just have businesses on the side of the road in a manner that is not organized. We will be taking very drastic actions,” Mrs Kuku said.
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