The curation of their Instagram feeds is enough to give anyone a serious dose of social media envy.įor everything travel it has got to be Delaine & Jackson D’Souza ( for all things tech Emkwan ( and as I currently embark on a bit of a fitness journey, I’m finding Eric Akoa ( provides some great inspiration.Ĩ. When it comes to food I love the writing style of Zoe Bowker ( and Courtney Brandt ( and the photography of both Mark Monzon ( and Homam Ayaso ( a bit of fashion inspiration I adore what both Ahmed El Sayed ( and Paul Ramos ( are doing. Some of whom I now know and am happy to call friends and some I am still yet to meet. There are so many people I look up to on the UAE blogging scene. Name some of the bloggers/personalities whom you look up to and why? While in the mid-range category Toro & Ko, Carnival by Tresind, Weslodge Saloon, Waka, Ramusake or Copper Dog are all good bets.ĭon’t forget there’s also some excellent restaurants in the capital with Butcher & Still, Catch and Tamba all up there with some of the best restaurants in the UAE.Ī post shared by Out & About UAE on at 10:12pm PSTħ. In terms of fine dining: Zuma, Coya, Le Cirque, and the new Morimoto at the Renaissance Downtown are unlikely to disappoint. I guess it all depends on the cuisine and price point you’re after. This is a hard question as there are just SO many options to choose from.
What are the restaurants that you recommend in Dubai? The beaches should also not be missed – Kite Beach, La Mer and JBR all offer plenty for the whole family, as well as those sun kissed stretches of sand and warm waters.Ĥ. The worlds tallest building the Burj Khalifa is a MUST! There’s nothing quite like seeing the city from a unique vantage point and paired with a visit to the magical Dubai fountains, it should be at the top of any Dubai itinerary.Ī trip to the Bastakia quarter of old Dubai, the souks, and an abra ride across the creek are also recommended for those in search of a different and more traditional side to the city. When people ask me what to see and do in Dubai I always have the same answers. What are your top places to visit/attractions in Dubai? Yet it all comes back to the blog which ultimately derives from a passion to share the best places to eat with my followers.Ī post shared by Out & About UAE on at 6:41am PDTģ. In three years the website has grown into something I never could have imagined and has opened so many doors for me including a freelance staff writer position with Fact Magazine and a television co-host gig on the show What’s Cooking UAE. Over time the passion for food took over and the food reviews became the focus of the blog.
Out & About UAE began as little more than a hobby and a place to share my life in the UAE with friends and family.
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What started out as a two year plan has expanded into half a decade, with no current plans to return to the UK.īy day I work in digital marketing with a strong focus on social media and in my free time I blog about food and the hospitality industry. I’ve been in the UAE now for five years and came here originally for work. My name is David Tapley and I’m a thirty-something East Londoner living in Abu Dhabi. In our feature, David dishes out some of his favourite places in the UAE as well as top restaurants you should try. He also mentions people he looks up to in the UAE influencer media scene. What tips can you share to aspiring bloggers in the UAE?īlogger Interview Feature: David of What has been your most successful blog post and what is it about? What’s a common misconception you had about Dubai or the UAE that’s been dispelled after you got here?
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