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Department of Economy and Tourism

With the ultimate vision of making Dubai the world's leading commercial centre, investment hub and tourism destination, Dubai's Department of Economy and Tourism (DET) is mandated to support the Government in positioning the emirate as a major hub for global economy and tourism, and in boosting the city's economic and tourism competitiveness indicators. Under this remit, DET is driving efforts to further enhance Dubai's diversified, innovative service-based economy to attract top global talent, deliver a world-class business environment and accelerate productivity growth. Additionally, DET is supporting Dubai's vision to become the world's best city to live and work in by promoting its diverse destination proposition, unique lifestyle and outstanding quality of life, overall.

DET is the principal authority for the planning, supervision, development and marketing of Dubai's business and tourism sectors. It is also responsible for the licensing and classification of all types of businesses, including hotels, tour operators and travel agents. The DET portfolio includes Dubai Corporation for Tourism and Commerce Marketing, Dubai Festivals and Retail Establishment, Dubai Industries and Exports, Dubai Investment Development Agency (Dubai FDI) and Dubai SME, as well as Dubai College of Tourism, Dubai Calendar and Dubai Business Events.

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Dubai College of Tourism (DCT) is fully owned by Dubai Corporation of Tourism and Commerce Marketing. Its mission is to drive professional excellence by training students in line with international qualification standards to cultivate talent Dubais tourism sector with the skills, attributes and behaviours aligned to the unique Dubai brand. DCT is a vocational college emphasising practical education in five faculty areas: Tourism, Hospitality, Retail Business, Events and Culinary Arts. Delivering certificate and diploma courses, in alignment with UAE National Qualifications Framework, designed to help young students (both expat and Emirati) to discover their potential and gain practical experience through on-the-job training, internships and work placements. With its strong industry connections, DCT is committed to assisting all of its students in securing roles in Dubai’s growing tourism industry.

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CAREER SUPPORT

Career counselling:

Our career counselling services will help candidates in defining their interest and career preferences. It will guide them to the appropriate career within the tourism industry’s different sectors based on their skills and competencies. It will also help industry leaders to understand the importance of hiring UAE Nationals as part of our Emiratisation initiative and invest in their career development.

Career services:

We offer Emirati job seekers the opportunity to register with us online to receive regular updates on available job vacancies. In addition, registered candidates will receive regular invites to special career events, as well as to interviews with our industry partners to explore different career opportunities. At the same time, we offer our industry partners various candidate-sourcing services to help them find the right talent.

Skills development:

We provide training programmes and courses designed specifically for UAE Nationals to enhance their skills and capabilities, which will enable them to grow professionally and find better career opportunities within the tourism sector.

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Marietta College has announced a new $15,000 study abroad grant program for Fall 2024 first-year students with a 4.0 GPA or higher. The generous funding, provided by the Ronald ’72 and Simin Shelton Rinard International Travel Grants Program, aims to make international education accessible to the College’s highest-achieving students.

“We are thrilled to be able to offer this level of support to our students,” said Heidi Terry ’96, Marietta College’s Vice President for Enrollment Management. “This is another value proposition with a Marietta College education. We have some high academic achievers who will be enrolling this fall, and they can already start making plans for when and where they would like to study abroad.”

Since the Rinard program was established in 2022, over a dozen Marietta students have already utilized the grants to study around the world.

Recipients have pursued a wide range of international experiences, from law courses at the University of Cambridge to coaching basketball in Australia to conducting environmental research in Singapore. Fall 2024 represents the first time this award will be offered to a wider audience of high-achieving first-year students.

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Storm dumps record rain across UAE

Vehicles sit abandoned in floodwater covering a major road in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, on Wednesday. Heavy thunderstorms lashed the United Arab Emirates on Tuesday, dumping over a year and a half’s worth of rain on the desert city-state of Dubai in the span of hours. The Associated Press

The desert nation of the United Arab Emirates attempted to dry out Wednesday from the heaviest rain ever recorded there after a deluge flooded out Dubai International Airport, disrupting flights through the world’s busiest airfield for international travel.

The state-run WAM news agency called the rain Tuesday “a historic weather event” that surpassed “anything documented since the start of data collection in 1949.” That’s before the discovery of crude oil in this energy-rich nation then part of a British protectorate known as the Trucial States.

Rain also fell in Bahrain, Oman, Qatar and Saudi Arabia. However, the rains were acute across the UAE.

The flooding sparked speculation that cloud seeding — flying small planes through clouds dispersing chemicals aimed at getting rain to fall — may have caused the deluge. But experts said the storm systems that produced the rain were forecast well in advance and that cloud seeding would not have caused such flooding.

Several reports quoted meteorologists at the National Center for Meteorology as saying they flew six or seven cloud-seeding flights before the rains. Flight-tracking data analyzed by The Associated Press showed one aircraft affiliated with the UAE’s cloud-seeding efforts flew around the country Monday.

The National, an English-language, state-linked newspaper in Abu Dhabi, quoted an anonymous official at the center on Wednesday as saying no cloud seeding took place on Tuesday, without acknowledging any earlier flights.

The center did not respond to questions Wednesday from the AP.

The UAE, which heavily relies on energy-hungry desalination plants to provide water, conducts cloud seeding in part to increase its dwindling, limited groundwater.

Jeff Masters, a meteorologist for Yale Climate Connections, said the flooding in Dubai was caused by an unusually strong low pressure system that drove many rounds of heavy thunderstorms.

“You don’t need cloud seeding’s influence to account for the record deluge in Dubai,” Masters said.

Scientists also say climate change in general is responsible for more intense and more frequent extreme storms, droughts, floods and wildfires around the world. Dubai hosted the United Nations’ COP28 climate talks just last year. Rising temperatures and other effects of global warming long have been viewed as a threat to life in the already-baking region.

The rains began late Monday, soaking the sands and roadways of Dubai with some 0.79 inches of rain, according to meteorological data collected at Dubai International Airport. The storms intensified around 9 a.m. local Tuesday and continued throughout the day, dumping more rain and hail onto the overwhelmed city.

By the end of Tuesday, more than 5.59 inches of rainfall had soaked Dubai over 24 hours. An average year sees 3.73 inches of rain at Dubai International Airport, a hub for the long-haul carrier Emirates.

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