Dubai residents and international visitors can ‘travel’ around the world at Expo 2020 Dubai, celebrating their global journey with a special passport as they explore the 200-plus participating pavilions.
“The last family to leave Expo 2020 Dubai. #Expo2020 #Dubai”
Produced in collaboration with Welsh National Opera (WNO), the Al Wasl Opera features more than 100 artists and musicians and a production team of 70 professionals to combine the best global operatic talent, celebrating Expo 2020’s theme Connecting Minds, Creating the Future. It will be presented in English, with a runtime of 120 minutes, including one intermission. Tickets start from Dh 300 and are available from the Dubai Opera website.
Terra - The Sustainability Pavilion, opened to the public in 2021 as one of the top three attractions of the Expo 2020 Dubai, and aims to illuminate the ingenuity and possibility of architecture as society looks to intelligent strategies for future sustainable living.
Dubai is one of the main HUBs in the Middle East. It’s quite a spectacular city as it is built in the desert. It was our third visit here, but this time we came especially for the World Expo. The expo was planned originally in 2020 but due to the pandemic it was postponed to 2021. You can visit the expo as from 1st of October 2021 until 31st of March 2022.I would recommend not to go before 1st of November because of the heat.Travel tips for visiting the World Expo & Dubai:- Check out the
“#Expo2020 #Dubai visitors joined the “Walk for People and Planet,” contributing towards 25 million steps taken worldwide on Tuesday, 29 March, as part of a statement of intent on our collective responsibility to realise a brighter, more sustainable future. #DubaiPeopleAndPlanet https://t.co/j2w1GdeY0G”
Terra - The Sustainability Pavilion, opened to the public in 2021 as one of the top three attractions of the Expo 2020 Dubai, and aims to illuminate the ingenuity and possibility of architecture as society looks to intelligent strategies for future sustainable living.
The site of the "World's Greatest Show" will be one of the most connected places in the world, hosting an ambitions 5G installation and acting as a blueprint for the smart city of the future.
“What's it like to have the world's largest interactive projection surface as your canvas? Our revolutionary creative team behind Al Wasl shares their experience. Put a 💫 in the comments if you would like to experience this! #Expo2020Dubai”
Image 19 of 19 from gallery of 1 Month to Go: Expo Dubai 2020 Reveals New Images. Courtesy of Expo 2020 Dubai
As the Dubai Expo announces new dates (1 October 2021 – 31 March 2022), we check in on progress at the construction site. South of Dubai, we find many of the Expo’s districts, pavilions and portals rising up from the desert. Asif Khan's entry portals have just completed, the public realm is materialising and the impressive central meeting place, the Al Wasl Dome, is well underway. Plus, preview some of the most eye-catching national pavilions still under construction
French-Swiss street artist Guillaume Legros, who goes by the name Saype, has painted a huge, biodegradable fresco in Al Forsan Park to mark Switzerland’s National Day at Expo 2020 Dubai.
“قدم لنا جناح الرؤية رحلة إستثنائية من إلهام الشيخ محمد بن راشد آل مكتوم، رحلة جعلتنا نتطلع للمستقبل وجميع الانجازات القادمة. ماهو الجزء المفضل لديكم من جناح الرؤية؟ #إكسبو2020 #دبي”
Are you looking at a trip to Expo 2020 Dubai but still not sure what all the fuss is about? All your Dubai Expo 2020 questions answered!
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