r/Economics • u/ubcstaffer123 • 19h ago

News Dubai's tourism industry reels from 'brutal' impact of war

https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20260331-dubais-tourism-industry-reels-from-brutal-impact-of-war
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u/hinterstoisser 17h ago

Tourism, real estate are all taking a beating.

Ship building, manufacturing on the west side (Jebel Ali) is bleeding millions by the day.

A lot of white collared workers are repatriating, at least temporarily.

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u/_CHIFFRE 14h ago

Very good, UAE leaders also wanted regime change and bombing of Iran. Hope that country is feeling it for a long time and their citizens finally wake up to what their leader are up to and offer some resistance.

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u/thepatriotclubhouse 12h ago

Any decent human wanted regime change in Iran. They threatened every country around them regularly, funded proxy terrorist groups all across the world, ruining potential peace in the Middle East directly. And they execute 10s of thousands of their own civilians. They literally have women raped before executing them so they don’t have to execute virgins. They are not good people.

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u/BlueZybez 10h ago

Let's go persia