Lifestyle
Dubai’s Al Maktoum International Airport: First Phase Set for 2032 Completion
Dubai has never been a city to dream small, and its latest project proves just that. By 2032, the first phase of the new Al Maktoum International Airport, also known as DWC, is expected to be completed, and it’s already being hailed as a game changer in global air travel.
If you thought Dubai International Airport (DXB) was impressive, get ready. Al Maktoum International is set to become the world’s largest airport once it’s fully completed. Even in its initial phase, it promises to handle up to 150 million passengers annually. That’s more than most airports manage in total.
So, what exactly should we expect—and why should you be excited? Let’s break it down.

The AI Maktoum airport
A City Within an Airport
The new Al Maktoum International Airport won’t just be an airport—it will be an entire travel city. The first phase includes a brand-new terminal building, four concourses, a second runway, and ultra-modern passenger systems. The goal? To offer passengers a smooth, fast, and futuristic travel experience from the moment they arrive.
Features like an automated people mover (think airport train), advanced baggage handling systems, and smart security checks will make moving through the airport quicker and easier. With Dubai’s focus on luxury and efficiency, you can expect lounges, shopping zones, and waiting areas that feel more like five-star hotels than your traditional airport terminals.

Proposed interior of the airport
Taking Over from DXB
Currently, Dubai International Airport is one of the world’s busiest, serving over 90 million travelers in 2024 alone. But by the time Al Maktoum International is fully operational, most—if not all—commercial flights are expected to relocate there.
Why the change? It’s simple. Dubai is thinking ahead. With tourism growing and more passengers flying through the Middle East, the current airport just doesn’t have enough space. The new airport gives room to expand, evolve, and embrace the future of air travel.

Futuristic airoport
Built to Serve the Future
Dubai isn’t just building an airport; it’s building for the next 50 years. The new airport will accommodate all types of future aircraft, including the next generation of super-sized planes. There’s even talk of the airport integrating sustainable technology to reduce its carbon footprint, aligning with the UAE’s broader environmental goals.
Cargo services are also expected to expand. While the airport already handles cargo, this development will make it a major hub for goods moving between Europe, Asia, and Africa. That means increased trade, stronger business ties, and accelerated economic growth.

The airport would have an economic impact in Dubai growth
Job Creation and Urban Growth
One of the most exciting aspects of this project is what it means for people living in Dubai. The airport expansion is expected to generate thousands of new jobs in aviation, construction, logistics, hospitality, and retail. Beyond that, the area around the airport, Dubai South, is being developed as a full community with homes, schools, and services for up to one million residents.
So if you’re thinking long-term, AI Maktoum International isn’t just an airport—it’s a future city in the making. And it’s a key part of a wider Dubai Economic Agenda 2033, which aims to make the city one of the world’s top three economies in aviation, tourism, and innovation.
What This Means for Travelers
For the average traveler, this means better connections, shorter transit times, more flight options, and a smoother airport experience. It also means more airlines, more destinations, and the chance to enjoy Dubai’s signature comfort and class from the minute you land.
Imagine stepping off a plane and walking into a futuristic airport where everything works seamlessly, your bags arrive before you do, your check-in is automatic, and your layover feels like a luxury vacation.
A Global Hub in the Making
By 2032, the world will once again turn its eyes on Dubai. Al Maktoum International Airport is not just another ambitious project—it’s a bold statement. A statement that declares: the future of flying is here, and it’s happening in Dubai.
So whether you’re a frequent traveler, an investor, or someone who just appreciates innovation, keep an eye on this mega development. Because when the doors open in 2032, it won’t just be an airport—it will mark the beginning of a new era in global travel.
read also: Dubai Metro and Tram Stations Adopt Drone Tech for Efficient Cleaning
Health
Early Signs of Prostrate Cancer
Prostate cancer can be very challenging to identify in early stages, but here are some warning signs.
One of the most prevalent cancers in men is prostate cancer. The prostate, is a tiny walnut-sized gland in the reproductive system, it aids in the production of semen, the fluid that contains sperm, and is located directly beneath the bladder.
Prostate cancer typically grows slowly, and many people don’t see any symptoms at first. This emphasizes how crucial it is to be aware of warning signs. Early detection of prostate cancer can impact both the course of treatment and the patient’s prognosis.
Urinary difficulties are among the most common early signs of prostate cancer. Because the prostate is located close to the urethra, the tube that carries urine out of the body, any enlargement or change in the prostate can put pressure on the urethra. This pressure can interfere with normal urination and lead to various urinary problems.
Cancer is not always indicated by these urinary symptoms.They may also be brought on by other issues with the prostate, like an enlarged prostate.
Regular Urination
Urinating more frequently than normal may also be an indication. Because it frequently happens at night while you’re sleeping, this frequent urination can be annoying. Your prostate may be interfering with your bladder if you wake up multiple times a night to use the restroom.
Weak Stream of Urine
It’s possible that your urine stream is weaker or slower than usual.As you try to empty your bladder, it might even stop and restart by itself.

Signs of prostate cancer — Pinterest @Paanienewsgh
Blood in Semen or Urine
Prostate cancer can cause blood to appear in your urine or semen. Blood can have a bright red or brownish color. Don’t ignore blood, even if you only see it once. Prostate cancer or other major health issues may be indicated by blood.
Difficulty in urinating
You might have the urge to urinate but find it difficult to start the stream.Additionally, you might notice that you need to exert yourself to urinate. Even right after urinating, some people feel as though they haven’t completely emptied their bladder.
Sexual Dysfunction
Prostate cancer patients may experience changes in their sexual well-being. Erectile dysfunction (ED), or difficulty achieving or sustaining an erection, is one prevalent problem. Reduced semen production or pain during ejaculation are additional indicators.
Pain in the Bones
Prostate cancer typically spreads to the bones if it metastasizes. Deep pain in your legs, hips, back, or ribs may result from this.The pain may not go away with standard treatment or may worsen over time.
Pain in the Pelvis
Prostate cancer may be indicated by lower back, hip, or pelvic pain.This kind of pain may feel like a dull ache or pressure and usually doesn’t go away.

Signs of prostate cancer —Pinterest @Samuelne Gyori
When to Consult a Medical Professional
It is important that you see the doctor, if you experience any of the warning signs, such as difficulty urinating or blood in your urine. Even though these symptoms don’t always indicate cancer, it’s still advisable to get checked out.
don’t miss out: Fibermaxxing—How Experts Say It Supports Digestive Health Wellness
Lifestyle
Chris Hemsworth and MrBeast Explore Natural History Museum Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi had a few visitors recently , one of them was the actor known for portraying Thor. Chris Hemsworth visited Abu Dhabi visiting the city’s newest cultural museum. This wasn’t a solo outing. He was joined by MrBeast, who’s been in the region over the past week.

Photo Credit: The Mirror
They visited the Natural History Museum Abu Dhabi, which opened in November 2025. Clips shared by Visit Abu Dhabi show MrBeast walking through the fossil halls, pausing at dinosaur remains and taking his time with the exhibits, at one point, he’s even holding a bird of prey. His partner, Thea Booysen, was alongside him throughout the visit.
After the museum visit, they headed over to teamLab Phenomena. The space is filled with immersive installations where light, sound, and movement respond to visitors.

Photo Credit: Gulf News
MrBeast’s stop in Abu Dhabi came shortly after his appearance at the 1 Billion Followers Summit in Dubai. One of the largest subscriber base on YouTube, he’s best known for large-scale challenges and giveaways. Outside content creation, he also runs Beast Philanthropy and several business ventures, including Feastables and MrBeast Burger.

Photo Credit: Tareeq – Instagram
Hemsworth’s appearance relates to his role as Abu Dhabi’s brand ambassador, a partnership announced last November. His visit reflects the effort to spotlight its growing arts and culture scene to a global audience. Together, the museum and teamLab experience show a different side of Abu Dhabi.
Read Next Post: Technolgia! Digital Beauty Brand iPolish Unveils Press-On Smart Nails
Lifestyle
Exploring Earth’s Extremes in National Geographic’s Pole to Pole with Will Smith
Will Smith is set to embark on a worldwide journey in the seven-part docuseries Pole to Pole with Will Smith, premiering January 14, 2026, on National Geographic in the UK and on Disney+ around the world. The series takes Will Smith to some of the planet’s most extreme places, from the frozen landscapes of Antarctica to the depths of the Amazon, the towering heights of the Himalayas, and the icy expanse of the Arctic. Produced by Westbrook Studios, Nutopia, and Protozoa.

Photo Credit: National Geographic
Over a 100-day expedition, Smith pushes his physical and mental limits while exploring some of the planet’s most extreme environments. He skis across the South Pole with world-class polar athlete Richard Parks, ventures into the Amazon in search of venomous tarantulas and the giant green anaconda alongside local experts, and treks to high-altitude villages in Bhutan’s Himalayas to learn from the community there. His journey also takes him to the South Pacific to document endangered languages and marine ecosystems and deep into the Kalahari Desert to understand the San people’s survival techniques. The final leg has Smith diving beneath Arctic ice to help polar ecologist Allison Fong capture scientific samples.

Photo Credit: Outside Online
Will Smith explains that the series will focus not just on adventure, but also on the challenges he will face, the lessons he hopes to learn, and the people and places he will encounter around the world. “From the coldest ice to the deepest jungles, the beauty of our world inspired my every step.”

Photo Credit: 6ABC
The series is set to showcase visuals, real-world exploration, and the kind of access only National Geographic can provide. This project marks Smith’s third collaboration with National Geographic, following One Strange Rock and Welcome to Earth, and cements his role as host and executive producer, it is a must-watch for anyone curious about the natural world.
Will Smith returns to National Geographic for the third time, following his work on One Strange Rock and Welcome to Earth, once again serving as both host and executive producer.
Watch Below
Read Next Post: Technolgia! Digital Beauty Brand iPolish Unveils Press-On Smart Nails
-
Fashion2 months agoJennifer Lopez in Saree at Netra Mantena’s Wedding in Dubai
-
Top Xclusiv3 months agoAriana Grande Brings Vintage Hollywood to the Wicked: For Good Paris Premiere
-
Entertainment3 months agoEddie Murphy Peels Back the Curtain in New Documentary Trailer “Being Eddie”
-
Movies3 months agoThe Devil Wears Prada 2″ Unveils First Teaser Trailer With Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway
-
Fashion5 months agoRahaf Alharbi Glows Like a Golden Goddess in Rami Kadi Couture
-
Entertainment1 month agoChris Evans Returns as Captain America in Avengers: Doomsday, Signaling Marvel’s Next Multiverse Chapter
-
Fragrance4 months agoKayali Launches its First Official Website, Marking a New Era for the Dubai Born Brand
-
Top Xclusiv2 months agoKim Kardashian Tears Up, Says Kanye West Once Accused Her of Faking the 2016 Paris Robbery
