Dubai, Abu Dhabi… and now, the future. In 2027, at the heart of the Emirati Riviera, a visionary project will open its doors: SHA Emirates, an island entirely devoted to the art of living, longevity, and well-being. Conceived by global pioneer SHA Wellness.

Dubai is not building an airport. It is imagining a palace of travel, a futuristic cathedral of glass and steel rising from the desert. Set to open in 2035, Al Maktoum International Airport will not merely be the largest in the world, with a capacity of 260 million passengers a year. It will be an experience a stage where luxury and elegance are orchestrated on a global scale.

In 2025, a global phenomenon of great magnitude is unfolding: more than 165,000 millionaires are expected to change countries. This massive migration of high-net-worth individuals reflects strategic choices driven by taxation, lifestyle, and investment opportunities.

In the collective imagination, Dubai embodies grandeur, architectural audacity, and limitless refinement. Between the desert sands and the turquoise waters of the Persian Gulf, the city has established itself as the global epicenter of luxury, where every detail is designed to dazzle. But beyond the soaring towers and beachfront palaces, some establishments are quietly redefining the very art of hospitality.