Dubai Airport adds free treats, live music and welcome experiences for August travellers
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Travellers passing through Dubai International Airport (DXB) this August are being greeted with complimentary refreshments, live music, personalised welcome signs and interactive activities as Dubai Airports rolls out a series of new experiences across Terminal 3, according to Gulf News.
The initiative covers residents returning to Dubai after the summer, visitors arriving in the city, and passengers transferring through DXB, with activities spread across baggage claim, arrivals, and transit areas, Gulf News reported. According to Time Out Dubai, the programme runs until Sunday, August 30.
Families and friends waiting in Arrivals can create personalised signs at a "Make Your Welcome Home Sign" station, using stickers and Dubai-inspired embellishments to welcome passengers, the Gulf News report said. Travellers heading from the airport by Dubai Taxi are also receiving complimentary refreshments, cold towels, and treats provided by Mirzam, Emirati District, Emirates Flight Catering, and oneDXB partners.
Passengers connecting through DXB can hear a live performance inspired by sounds from the region while complimentary refreshments and treats are being handed out at transfer desks by Project Chaiwala, Mirzam, Emirati District, and Garrett Popcorn, according to Gulf News. Younger travellers arriving at Terminal 3 can also meet mascots from Dubai Police and the General Directorate of Identity and Foreigners Affairs while a local musician performs in the arrivals area, the report added.
Travellers can become part of an interactive DXB display
Passengers can also take part in the I Heart DXB installation near Gate B28.
Travellers who upload a selfie can become part of a shared portrait of Dubai displayed in the colours of the UAE flag. Guests can also leave handwritten messages of pride and gratitude before collecting limited-edition stickers and pins.
The experiences will run throughout August across Terminal 3.
Sources: Gulf News