COBIS Programme - Dubai 2024

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Strategies for Success: Marketing, Development and Admissions in the Evolving International Education Landscape DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES FEBRUARY 28-29, 2024

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Welcome

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Day 1 – Wednesday, 28th February 2024

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Day 2 – Thursday, 29th February 2024

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Conference Speakers

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Conference Information

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Things to do in Dubai

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Welcome to both Deira International School and Strategies for Success: Marketing, Development and Admissions in the Evolving International Education Landscape, the COBIS Conference for Marketing, Development and Admissions Staff.

We are delighted that you are joining us for what will be an exciting and engaging programme, but also an opportunity to meet colleagues from across the world. I hope you learn new ideas and gain new perspectives but also have a wonderful time. – Simon O’Connor Reception at Joe’s Backyard, Holiday Inn on Tuesday 27th February Surrounded by the energy of Dubai’s dynamic cityscape, Joe’s Backyard beckons with its laidback vibe and eclectic menu of flame grilled flavours from around the world.

LOCATION: 19TH Floor, Holiday Inn, Dubai Festival City TIME: 07:00 PM MENU: Joe's Backyard (joebackyard.com)

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DAY 1 WEDNESDAY 28THFEBRUARY, 2024 08:00 – 08:15 Buses from IHG Hotels to DIS

Wi-Fi: DIS-GUESTS Username: 87241130 Password: 263683

08:15 – 08:45

Arrival, Registration, and Refreshments

08:45-09:00

Welcome

09:00-10:00

A discussion on parent experiences throughout the admissions process

Fiona Rogers, COBIS, & Simon O’Connor, Al Futtaim School Management Company & Deira International School ​- Multipurpose Hall Leisa Grace Wilson, Teach Middle East & Parent Panel - Multi-purpose Hall

10:00-11:00

The Future of Marketing Roxane Magbanua, Al Futtaim Automotive - Multi-purpose Hall

11:00-11:30

Break & Optional School Tour

11:30-12:00

Break out session (Choose one):

12:00-13:15

Mission, Admission and Transition

Crafting Authentic Narratives: A workshop on social media storytelling for schools

Matt Craig, OpenApply - Multi-purpose Hall

Hannah Hall, Arbor School - Multi-purpose Hall – Break out space

Lunch

DAY 1 WEDNESDAY 28THFEBRUARY, 2024 13:15-14:15

Break out session (Choose one): Finding a school’s voice in a world of AI

Alumni - Communication and engagement

Elizabeth Allen, Finalsite - Multi-purpose Hall

Navneet Kaur, The British School New Delhi - Multipurpose Hall – Break out space

14:15-14:30

Break

14:30-15:30

Break out session (Choose one):

15:30-16:30

How do we keep children safe through the Marketing and Admissions Process?

Managing growth whilst maintaining your current numbers

Sara Hedger, International Safeguarding Consultant - Multipurpose Hall

Rebecca Gray, Taleem - Multi-purpose Hall – Break out space

Emerging trends in admissions in the international schools’ market. What the best schools do best?

Fiona McKenzie, Carfax Education - Multi-purpose Hall

DAY 1 CLOSES Shuttle Buses back to IHG Hotels Delegate Dinner

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DELEGATE DINNER AT THE BOARDWALK, PARK HYATT

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Boardwalk offers a sophisticated yet relaxed dining experience, captivating you with its stunning waterfront views.

TIME: 07:30 PM Mediterranean | Italian | Seafood LOCATION: Park Hyatt Dubai, Dubai Creek - Dubai Creek Golf & Yacht Club

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DAY 2 THURSDAY 29THFEBRUARY, 2024 08:00 – 08:15 Buses from IHG Hotels

Wi-Fi: DIS-GUESTS Username: 87241130 Password: 263683

08:15 – 08:45

Arrival, Registration, and Refreshments

08:45-09:45

Keynote - A new type of parent: Understanding and working with Gen Z Simon O’Connor, Al Futtaim School Management Company & Deira International School - Multi-purpose Hall

09:45-10:45

Building a story bank from branding proof points

Opening and marketing a new school

Namju Cho, Dulwich College Seoul - Multi-purpose Hall

Andrew Wilson, Arcadia - Multi-purpose Hall – Break out space

10:45-11:00

Break

11:00-12:00

Break out session (Choose one):

12:00-13:00

Improving Engagement – Consolidating and streamlining communication

Establishing a UK/US development function in international schools

Tom Evans, Tanglin Trust School Singapore - Multi-purpose Hall

Julian Smyth, Dubai College - Multi-purpose Hall – Break out space

Crafting Compelling Narratives: Building Emotional Connections for Customer Loyalty Kerry Ross, Al Futtaim School Management Company - Multi-purpose Hall

13:00-14:00

Lunch

DAY 2 THURSDAY 29THFEBRUARY, 2024

14:00-15:00

Break out session (Choose one): READY, SET, GO Admissions Assessment Heidi Reid, IDAT – Multi-purpose Hall

15:00-16:00

How to make impactful social media films Charlie Gauvain, Eye Film - Multi-purpose Hall – Break out space

The Magic Circle: Why magicians wear black and other lessons we can learn Julie Keyes, The Educational Coach - Multi-purpose Hall

16:00-16:15

Closing Remarks Fiona Rogers, COBIS, & Simon O’Connor, Al Futtaim School Management Company & Deira International School ​- Multi-purpose Hall

CONFERENCE CLOSED Shuttle Buses back to IHG Hotels

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CONFERENCE SPEAKERS

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FIONA ROGERS

Dr. Fiona Rogers is Deputy CEO and Director of Professional Development and Research with COBIS – a membership association representing c.300 high-quality British international schools in 80 countries worldwide. Fiona leads on the planning and management of all COBIS conferences and professional development events, as well as COBIS research projects. After completing her doctoral studies in Oxford, Fiona worked with COBIS for three years from 2007. She then worked as Director of External Affairs with an independent school and as a consultant with the New Schools Network before returning to COBIS in 2013 and taking on the role of Deputy CEO in 2018.

SIMON O’CONNOR

Simon O’Connor is the Director of Deira International School – an outstanding rated all through UK/IB curriculum school based in Festival City, Dubai. Simon is also Chief of Education for the Al Futtaim Education Foundation, working across their portfolio of schools. Simon has over 25 years of experience in education and joined DIS in August of 2020. Prior to this he was Principal of Jumeirah College, an outstanding school in Dubai, since 2013.

Deputy CEO and Director of Professional Development and Research

Chief Education Officer - Al-Futtaim School Management Company Director - Deira International School

Simon is passionate about learning and ensuring all students are challenged in lessons for them to achieve their full potential. He is also very interested in school leadership and is currently studying for Doctorate with the University of Buckingham, researching the impact of a focus on organisational culture in international schools.

Before moving to the UAE, Simon taught History and Politics for over 20 years in a variety of different school contexts. In his last role in the UK, Simon worked as a school leader in a very successful grammar school in Kent. His role there was curriculum lead and was also responsible for the management of a teaching school and working across an academy chain of schools which he helped to found.

As a student Simon studied for a BA in History and Philosophy at the University of Wales, College of Cardiff where he was a choral scholar at Llandaff Cathedral. He then studied for a PGCE at Trinity College, Cambridge, where he was also a choral scholar. Simon also holds a Master’s Degree in Education Leadership, and a National Professional Qualification for Headship.

CONFERENCE SPEAKERS

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LEISA GRACE WILSON

With her extensive experience spanning over two decades, Leisa Grace is a trailblazer and thought leader in the educational landscape of the Middle East. She has held various roles, from being an inspiring teacher to a Head of Department, a trusted Education Advisor, and a transformative School Leader. Her journey has seen her contribute to the education sectors in the United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates and the wider Middle East. Her passion for education transcends the boundaries of the classroom and the school. As an accomplished speaker and writer, Leisa disseminates her innovative ideas and educational philosophies to a wide audience, inspiring educators and policymakers alike. Her insights have shaped discussions around teaching and learning and school leadership, reflecting her deep understanding of the unique dynamics and cultural nuances of education in the Middle East. Leisa is the visionary behind the 'Teach Middle East Podcast,' a platform that encapsulates her commitment to fostering dialogue, sharing best practices, and spotlighting success stories in the region. She is also the founder of the 'Education Roundup Middle East,' a weekly newsletter that serves as an invaluable resource for educators, parents, and stakeholders. The newsletter curates the latest news, trends, and insights pertinent to the Middle Eastern education scenario. With her relentless dedication and drive to elevate education in the Middle East, Leisa Grace continues to shape the future of learning, affirming her position as a leading light in the field."

ROXANE MAGBANUA

Roxane is a multi-awarded marketing and advertising communications expert, who has worked within the world of advertising and media for over 20 years, offering 7 years of Asia-Pacific experience before embarking on her successful career chapter in the Middle East since 2007. During this time, Roxane has led more than 200 significant brands from ranging industries to new heights.

Key clients have included but are not limited to: Procter & Gamble, Nestle, Kellogg’s, British Airways, Philips, Etisalat, Disney, Al Alali, Vivo, IKEA, Marks & Spencer, Mubadala Health, Saudi Tourism to name a few. She’s been leading in different setups from inhouse managing several teams and agencies as Head of Media, being an Executive Business Director in a media agency handling a portfolio of clients, and now a General Manager in Marketing for Al-Futtaim Automotive’s Marketing Center of Excellence. Throughout her career, Roxane embraces a challenger mindset and has been instrumental in building disproportionate growth for her clients and brands through her passion towards unlocking true value marketing effectiveness through data and technology. In 2017, she was listed in the Most Influential Filipina Women in the World in The Filipina Network’s Top 100. She is a Global Filipina who has been praised by the Filipino community as someone who broke the glass ceiling in the marketing industry and for that she received many accolades from the Asia Marketing Federation, Philippine Marketing Association, The Filipino Times, Illustrado , Filipina Women’s Network and many more. She has a double Master’s academic pedigree, finishing as double Valedictorian for her MBA at Pole Paris Alternance Business School and at Bath Spa University for Master of Arts in Management.

She also graduated as Cum Laude at University of Sto. Tomas for her Bachelor’s degree, majoring in Communication Arts. She is currently a candidate for Doctor of Business Administration.

Editorial Director of Teach Middle East and schoolfinder.ae

General Manager in Marketing

CONFERENCE SPEAKERS HANNAH HALL Head of Marketing

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Hannah Hall, the Head of Marketing at the Arbor School, brings over two decades of marketing and communications expertise to the table, specifically in the fields of publishing and education. Her digital proficiency has been instrumental in shaping the Arbor School's narrative, enabling the institution to communicate its story authentically and purposefully.

Over the last four years, the Arbor School has experienced significant growth while solidifying its position as a leader in ecological education. The institution's commitment to integrating environmental awareness and sustainability is evident in its curriculum and hands-on learning experiences.

Hannah's efforts were recognised in 2023 when she was awarded the MENA Gold Stevie® Media Manager of the Year—an acknowledgement of her impactful role in steering the Arbor School's marketing strategies. With a focus on substance over style, Hannah continues to drive the Arbor School's reputation as a standout institution in ecological education, leaving a lasting mark on the educational and marketing landscapes.

MATT CRAIG

Having worked as an Education Consultant and as a school admissions professional at leading international schools in the UK, Matt has years of experience in the education sector. Matt now works with OpenApply, supporting schools looking to significantly improve their admissions experience, eliminate wasted administration time and optimise their processes.

ELIZABETH ALLEN

As a Sales Consultant in the global market for Finalsite, Liz works and meets with schools around the world. A former Finalsite client at schools in the UK and Asia, she has more than a decade of firsthand experience in marketing and communications, including outreach for advancement, admissions, and faculty recruitment. Liz understands the unique challenges and opportunities of the international school's sector.

Sales Manager

Sales Consultant

CONFERENCE SPEAKERS NAVNEET KAUR

Deputy Head of Communications

SARA HEDGER

International Safeguarding Consultant

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Navneet Kaur has over 15 years’ experience in communications and alumni relations in both India and the UK. Presently, she is the Deputy Head of Communications at The British School New Delhi. Previously, she has worked at the UCL Institute of Education in London and the British Council in New Delhi. Navneet is passionate about developing creative content and telling stories that leave a lasting impression while building a distinct and consistent brand. She has been a speaker and on the panel of experts at various alumni and communications conferences and she also writes on the subject. Her areas of interest are corporate and internal communications, brand management, content marketing, alumni relations, editing and copy writing. A voracious reader of English and Russian literature, she loves a good game of scrabble and would go anywhere for a nice cup of tea.

Sara Hedger brings over 25 years of expertise in safeguarding and child protection within the education sector. Formerly the Global Vice President of Safeguarding and Child Protection for a K-12 private school provider, operating in 10 countries with over 180,000 students, Sara played a pivotal role in shaping the strategic and operational direction of the organisation. Her collaborative efforts with school leaders, staff, and students fostered a sustainable safeguarding culture, placing children's welfare at the forefront. She believes that every adult working with children, whatever their position, plays a vital role in keeping children safe.

Now leading her consulting firm, Sara channels her passion and knowledge to work with schools, organisations, and government entities, strengthening positive cultures of safeguarding and child protection. Her commitment extends beyond policies, advocating for the rights of every individual to be included, heard, and actively participate in society, irrespective of challenges.

Sara emphasises that this philosophy is not only morally sound but also solidifies a brand’s reputation for ensuring child safety and happiness.

CONFERENCE SPEAKERS REBECCA GRAY Director of Education

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Rebecca graduated with a degree in Psychology in 2002 and went on to complete her PGCE at the University of North London in the UK. She began her teaching career in the London borough of Tower Hamlets, where she gained her first senior leadership post and progressed to further senior leadership responsibilities in Peterborough.

Rebecca became a Deputy Headteacher at a school in Huntingdon, during which time she also completed her National Professional Qualification for Headship (NPQH). Rebecca has since been the Headteacher of a primary school in Northamptonshire, the founding Principal of a Preparatory school and an Improvement Cluster Lead for the David Ross Education Trust where she led on whole school improvement for eight of the trust’s schools including Primary, Secondary and Special Needs Schools.

Rebecca and her family then left the UK for Dubai seeking new and exciting opportunities. Rebecca took up post within the Kings’ group in Dubai in 2016, she initially held the responsibility of Principal at Kings’ School Al Barsha a large, expanding all though school offering the British curriculum to students between the ages of 3 – 18, Rebecca then held a dual role which included the Director of Education for the Kings’ Group.

After seven years within Kings’ Education Rebecca was seeking new opportunities and as of August 2023 joined Taaleem as the Director of Education.

FIONA MCKENZIE Head of Education

Fiona's comprehensive understanding of the education sector has been built up over 30 years of working in schools and education consultancy. Fiona has worked with hundreds of families guiding them to make the best educational choices for their children at both school or university level, specializing in entry to the most competitive of institutions. As Head of Global Consultancy (private clients) at Carfax Education, Fiona’s team advise families from across the globe offering bespoke solutions for each family’s education needs across a range of educational services. Fiona regularly contributes to education journals, radio shows and panel discussions in the UK, and the UAE.

CONFERENCE SPEAKERS NAMJU CHO

Director of Communications & Marketing

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Namju Cho is the Director of Communications & Marketing at Dulwich College Seoul, where she oversees all branding, marketing, and communication activities to support the school’s mission of inspiring global citizens to make a positive difference in the world. Under her leadership, Dulwich’s overall visibility rose, and she contributed to the school being at near full capacity with waitlists throughout most year groups.

During her 28 years of storytelling experience, Namju has been a trailblazing champion of women's rights and advocate for underserved communities. She was the first Korean national and woman to be named staff reporter at the Wall Street Journal’s Seoul bureau. She advocated for survivors of human trafficking and modern-day slavery, during which time she became the first Korean American woman to serve on the Women’s Health Council under California’s health services agency. She has worked at several award-winning agencies such as SGA and Fenton serving nonprofits, governments and companies that support underserved communities in the US. Namju specializes in purpose-driven marketing campaigns and has worked with a wide range of clients, including the US Environmental Protection Agency, Kellogg Foundation and Los Angeles Unified School District. She was previously the Chief Marketing, Communications & Fundraising Officer at the Korea office of the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), the world’s largest conservation organization with over five million supporters and a presence in more than 100 countries.

Namju studied journalism at Yonsei University based in Seoul and holds a Master in Public Policy from Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government. She is fluent in English, Korean, and Spanish, and her stories have been published in the Los Angeles Times, KoreAm Journal and National Public Radio affiliate KCRW Radio’s Good Food. She was a columnist for the Korea Times US Edition where she wrote about issues impacting the Korean American community.

CONFERENCE SPEAKERS TOM EVANS

Director of Marcomms, Admissions & Community Relations

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Tom Evans is the Director of Marcomms, Admissions and Community Relations at Tanglin Trust School in Singapore. He’s worked at Tanglin for 4.5 years during which time the school has received numerous accolades, including the coveted International School of the Year 2023 award from ISC Research. Before Tanglin, Tom spent 4 years running an educational consulting company helping to place international students into boarding schools and universities in the USA. Prior to that, Tom was an Executive Vice-President at Grey Advertising where he worked for almost 25 years in various postings in New York, London, Paris, Sao Paulo, and Singapore. Key global and regional clients included P&G, GSK, Unilever, Mars, Ferrero, General Foods, and others.

When not at school, Tom is an avid traveler and enjoys skiing, sailing and playing tennis.

JULIAN SMYTH Development Director

Julian is the Development Director at Dubai College where he established its development office in 2020. He has over thirty years' experience in educational development and specialises in start-up situations. He has inaugurated eight successful development offices in both secondary and higher education over his career, including at Bradfield College, Sherborne School, Linacre College Oxford, Aberystwyth University and the National Film & Television School.

He has published articles on educational fundraising in Professional Fundraising and the Journal of Non-profit Marketing, and has given seminars for the Institute of Fundraising, CASE, AGBIS, AMDIS, ISDF, ISCIS and Henry Stewart Conferences. He was the founding chairman of the ISDF, a founder member of the executive committee of the IDPE and was the first Chairman of and served on the CASE Schools Conference committee. He undertook the IDPE's Strategic Planning initiative and sat on the Chilterns regional committee of the Institute of Fundraising. In 2014 he was elected an inaugural Fellow of the IDPE.

KERRY ROSS

Chief Operations Officer

Kerry Ross is the Chief Operations Officer of Al-Futtaim School Management Company. She has worked in the education sector in the UAE for the past 16 years, and she has held several senior positions with Al Futtaim Education Foundation (AFEF), GEMS Education, and Executive positions in MLC and National Australia Bank. She has extensive exposure to all facets of strategic planning, marketing and admissions, HR management, leadership, project management and delivery, finance, customer management, and re-engineering.

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HEIDI REID

Educated in Canada and Australia, Heidi has worked in international education for more than 25 years in Canada, Japan, Hong Kong and Australia. Heidi is a qualified primary school teacher with ESL specialisations. She is the founder and managing director of the International Diagnostic & Admissions Test (IDAT) and is based in Australia. She has a Dobermann named Gordie, loves the heat/sunshine, and works too hard simply because she loves what she does. Her qualifications include a Masters of TESOL, Grad Dip Ed (Primary), MBA (Human Resource Management).

CHARLIE GAUVAIN

Charlie began his career in 1994 as an intern working in feature films in the USA. Initially working on low budget films before moving onto 20th Century Fox’s Independence Day in New York.

CEO

Managing Director

Since then, Charlie has produced over 100 hours of documentary and drama for C4, ITV, BBC, Five, UKTV, Crime and Investigation and Animal Planet whilst managing Eye Film – with our most recent BBC1 My Life Saving Dog. In 2012 Charlie established a unique education scheme in the UK forming the country’s first ’Media Learning Company’, where students work 9-5, 5 days per week whilst studying for a Diploma. Working on professional briefs the students produce content for real clients, to real deadlines. He now employs several of his graduates. Throughout his career Charlie has worked with students, schools and colleges to find, nurture and create the next generation of filmmakers. He now runs short training courses for staff and pupils on how to create video content. He also chairs the Craft and Technical Skills Board working group for ScreenSkills in the UK for unscripted TV.

CONFERENCE SPEAKERS JULIE KEYES

Lead Coach & Founder

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Julie is passionate educator with over fifteen years of first-hand experience and more recently consultancy/coaching experience.

Driven by her wealth of experience and coaching accreditation, Julie Keyes established The Educational Coach in 2021. She meticulously handpicked a team of exceptional coaches and educators, and introduced The HELP Method, a transformative model she personally designed and implemented in schools worldwide. Julie has worked on leadership programmes for large law firms and corporate organisations, working with many high-profile organisations including Baker Mackenzie, Reed Smith, Allen & Overy, Nestle and Mastercard.

As a senior leader, she led complex organisations and institutions in the UK and abroad. She is a professional member of the Charter College of Teaching. Julie has also held the role of trustee with a large school trust and created and developed a module on parent partnerships for Discovery Education and National Association Headteachers. Her passion for enabling people to develop themselves and achieve their maximum potential brought her to strengths-based coaching and this has formed her coaching approach.

Julie has also undertaken executive performance coaching internationally and understands the Asian and Middle East market (working as an executive performance coach for 2Blimitless in Dubai). It is her firm belief that coaching raises self-awareness, selfconfidence, and self-leadership. Julie is a member of the ICF and an accredited training provider of the Association for Coaching.

Engaging in coach training is her personal passion - she is currently working towards her next level of accreditation at ICF PCC level. Based in the UK, Julie values time with her family and enjoys taking in the sea air on coastal walks.

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CONFERENCE INFORMATION EVENT ORGANISERS

Simon O’Connor

Kerry Ross

Hannah Burdett

Samantha Fernandes

Chief Education Officer

Chief Operations Officer

Parent Engagement Officer

Educator Administrator

soconnor@disdubai.ae

kerry.ross@alfuttaim.com

hburdett@disdubai.ae

sfernandes@disdubai.ae

SPONSORS

VENUE Deira International School

P.O. Box 79043, Al Badia, Dubai Festival City Dubai, United Arab Emirates View location at Google Maps

THINGS TO DO IN DUBAI A VIBRANT METROPOLIS SYNONYMOUS WITH OPULENCE AND MODERNITY Set against a backdrop of record-setting skyscrapers, this city-state seamlessly blends tradition with innovation. Beyond its extravagant shopping malls and five-star hotels, Dubai offers a rich cultural tapestry, with traditional souks, art galleries, and a diverse culinary scene.

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01 BURJ KHALIFA Soar to the top of the world’s tallest building for breathtaking panoramic views of the city.

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03 DUBAI DESERT SAFARI Experience the thrill of dune bashing, camel riding, and a mesmerizing desert sunset in the vast expanse of Dubai’s desert.

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02 DUBAI MALL Explore this colossal shopping destination, home to luxury brands and attractions such as the Dubai Aquarium and the Dubai Fountain Show.

Accessible via Dubai Metro or Taxi

04 PALM JUMEIRAH Discover this man-made archipelago featuring luxurious resorts. Spend a day at Atlantis The Palm or dine at any of the restaurants at West Palm Beach.

Take the Dubai Tram to get to the Palm Monorail

05 AL FAHIDI HISTORIC DISTRICT/ DUBAI CREEK

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Step back in time at Dubai’s oldest neighborhood, exploring narrow lanes, traditional wind tower architecture, and the Dubai Museum. Follow it up with a traditional abra boat ride to the visit the gold, spice and textile souks, on the other side of the creek.

06 DUBAI FRAME Located at Za’abeel Park, witness the transition of old and new Dubai at a breathtaking height of 150m. It features a state-ofthe-art clear glass bridge walkway.

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07 JUMEIRAH MOSQUE

08 GLOBAL VILLAGE Spanning over 90 pavilions, each representing a different country, this vibrant venue is a cultural extravaganza. Expect lively performances, artisanal crafts, and delectable international flavors.

Accessible via Taxi

The mosque is an iconic landmark that invites both Muslims and Non-Muslims to explore its beauty. Guided tours offer a deeper understanding of the Islamic culture and traditions.

Booking in advance not required.

Jumeirah Mosque Dubai | Jumeirah Mosque Dubai

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09 EXPO CITY Immerse yourself in a world where the future unfolds in dazzling creativity. Popular pavilions from Expo 2020 remain open during the year, as well as the Al Wasl dome and Surreal water feature.

Payment and tickets will be required to enter specific attractions. Expo City Dubai Attractions Pass Easily accessible via Dubai Metro.

10 MUSEUM OF THE FUTURE With interactive exhibits, futuristic displays, and thoughtprovoking installations, it invites visitors to explore the uncharted territories of science, technology and human potential.

Plan in advance as tickets sell out due to increased demand: Book tickets - Museum of the Future

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