In Focus | Dubai Shopping Festival 2012
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Wednesday Feb 1
Dubai Shopping Festival: A big bag full of records
Dubai Shopping Festival is a leader in setting world records, having established more than 50 in its 16-year history. These records have raised the profile of the DSF and Dubai among the international community. Following is a list of the world records created during the last 16 editions of the DSF, most of which have been endorsed by Guinness World Records.
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Tuesday Jan 31
Dubai Shopping Festival 2012 in pictures
Residents and visitors gear up for bargain deals at the Dubai Shopping Festival 2012
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Tuesday Jan 31
Spoilt for choice when shopping for the palate at Global Village
Natural and processed products are popular at the Global Village
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Tuesday Jan 31
Global Village a lifeline for traders hit by Arab Spring
New markets sought for growing stocks of traditional products
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Monday Jan 30
Shopaholic's guide to last-minute DSF shopping
If we’d put it to a vote, shopping would probably win as the UAE’s favourite pastime. This becomes more evident during the Dubai Shopping Festival when majority of the retail outlets and malls entertain massive crowds of consumers hunting for the big bargain, bundle offers, free gifts and raffle draws. So, with just a week to go before the cash register closes on DSF, check out this shopaholic’s guide to last-minute shopping.
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Monday Jan 30
Classical Indian dancer makes a mark this DSF
Teen resident of Dubai gets chance to show off talent during DSF
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Monday Jan 30
Dreams come true for mother, daughter
Sandra Skeirjeh's family will fondly remember January 23 as the day that changed their lives
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Sunday Jan 29
DSF deals to cash in
Spending surge characteristic of event prompts banks to rethink strategies
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Wednesday Jan 25
European retailers use Global Village to test regional market
High footfall makes it an ideal platform for overseas businesses
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Wednesday Jan 25
DSF sees rise in Visa card spending
Overall, spending using Visa cards in the last year grew from $297 million to $406 million, up 37 per cent
