Regional conflict has brought drone attacks to Dubai, triggering a quiet crisis for the Middle East’s ultimate tourism powerhouse.
Some Western tourists are staying away but a new wave of resilient visitors and resorts offering deals are helping keep the economy afloat.
With experts warning of an "effective shutdown" for parts of the hospitality sector, the city is adapting to survive its latest test.
AI-generated summary was reviewed by a CNN editor.
Traffic is building in Dubai again, restaurant tables are filling up and flights have largely resumed. On the surface, life in the Gulf’s tourism powerhouse looks close to normal.
