The Department of Culture and Tourism – Abu Dhabi has launched its My Summer #InAbuDhabi campaign, featuring more than 100 offers and experiences across the emirate. Running throughout the summer, the programme includes free hotel stays for children at 40 hotels, discounted attractions, and cultural experiences.
The campaign aims to encourage residents and visitors to explore Abu Dhabi through special offers spanning hospitality, attractions, food and beverage, retail, wellness, and entertainment.
A key feature is the Kids Go Free initiative, under which children aged 12 and below can stay free with paying adults at 40 participating hotels, including 10 properties on Yas Island and 30 hotels across Abu Dhabi. Children will also receive complimentary entry to participating museums.
Families can choose from more than 20 summer camps offering educational, cultural, and recreational activities, including the Gifted and Talented Summer Programme and Abu Dhabi Libraries Summer Programme.
Visitors can also access attractions including Ferrari World Abu Dhabi, Warner Bros. World Abu Dhabi, Snow Abu Dhabi, teamLab Phenomena Abu Dhabi, and Louvre Abu Dhabi, while Saadiyat Cultural District is offering a Museum Pass covering Louvre Abu Dhabi, Natural History Museum Abu Dhabi, and Zayed National Museum.
The summer calendar also includes major events such as the Liwa Date Festival from 13–27 July, UAE Warriors on 22–23 July, concerts by Atif Aslam on 18 July and Sonu Nigam on 21 August, as well as ADIHEX from 28 August.
The campaign also features staycation packages from AED200, day passes from AED50, and family packages in the Al Ain region from AED395, alongside flexible cancellation policies at participating hotels until 30 September.
The My Summer #InAbuDhabi campaign runs throughout the summer with more than 100 offers designed to boost domestic tourism and provide value-driven experiences for residents and international visitors.
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