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        Post by : Saif Rahman
The Dubai Shopping Festival (DSF) 2025–26 returns as a major retail and entertainment draw, running from December 12, 2025, to January 26, 2026. The month-long event combines heavy discounts with performances, family attractions and prize promotions, attracting shoppers and visitors from across the region.
Throughout DSF, Dubai’s shopping landscape is transformed: malls, souks and standalone boutiques all roll out special offers. Prominent destinations such as The Dubai Mall, Mall of the Emirates, City Centre Mirdif and Ibn Battuta Mall are among those staging wide-scale sales that consistently draw large daily crowds.
Organisers and retailers are preparing discounts of up to 75% across many categories, with occasional flash sales pushing deeper cuts on selected items. Some brands may even present buy-one-get-one promotions or steep temporary markdowns during limited-time events.
Apparel and footwear categories will feature notable reductions at international high-street names including Zara, H&M, Mango, Nike, Adidas, Guess and Tommy Hilfiger. Shoppers seeking luxury labels can expect curated offers in Fashion Avenue at The Dubai Mall, where brands such as Gucci, Chanel, Dior and Louis Vuitton will highlight DSF promotions.
Electronics retailers like Sharaf DG, Jumbo Electronics and Emax traditionally participate with offers on smartphones, laptops, TVs and gaming gear. Apple, Samsung and gaming consoles are among the tech lines that often see rare price adjustments during the festival window.
The jewellery sector is a key DSF attraction. The Dubai Gold & Jewellery Group typically runs major campaigns, including incentives such as "buy gold, win gold" promotions or complimentary gold coins for qualifying purchases. Discounts on diamond and platinum pieces are also commonly part of the festival mix.
Beauty and personal-care outlets including Sephora, Bath & Body Works and The Body Shop usually present bundled kits and seasonal sets at reduced prices. Perfumeries such as Ajmal and Swiss Arabian, alongside international brands, often list fragrance promotions for DSF shoppers.
Homeware and furniture stores like Home Centre, IKEA and Pan Emirates are expected to offer meaningful savings on furnishings, kitchenware and decor, with some deals nearing half-price—helpful for seasonal home refreshes.
Beyond price cuts, DSF features multiple raffle draws and prize campaigns. Participating shoppers who meet spend thresholds can enter daily lotteries for high-value rewards; for example, the Infiniti Mega Raffle has previously offered entrants a chance to win an Infiniti vehicle and AED 200,000 in cash on select days.
E-commerce channels are integrated into the festival experience as well. Platforms such as Amazon.ae, Noon.com and Namshi typically run DSF-specific promotions, additional coupon codes and free-delivery offers to serve customers who prefer to shop remotely.
The city-wide celebrations create a seasonal atmosphere with lights, fireworks and live entertainment. Family-friendly programmes at Global Village and Dubai Festival City Mall, together with special light shows at landmarks like Burj Khalifa and Dubai Creek Harbour, add cultural and leisure dimensions to the shopping calendar.
Dining outlets also take part, with restaurants, food trucks and market stalls offering festival menus and discounts often reaching around 40%. These promotions provide convenient breaks for shoppers exploring the city during busy sale periods.
For international visitors, airlines, hotels and tour operators usually package travel and accommodation offers around DSF dates, presenting bundled discounts on flights, stays and sightseeing activities including desert safaris.
DSF 2025–26 is positioned to be a comprehensive retail festival blending substantial bargains, entertainment and incentives across Dubai. Whether targeting high-end fashion, consumer electronics or jewellery, shoppers can expect a wide range of offers alongside the city’s festive programming.
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
            
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