Dubai Summer Surprises (DSS) will begin its 23rd edition from July 9.
According to the Dubai Festivals and Retail Establishment (DFRE), DSS is part of a series of exciting festival campaigns, including Eid Al Adha and Back to School (BTS).
Events, promotions, activities and festivals will carry on until August 29.
The DRFE has implemented additional safety measures as it prepares to welcome back residents and visitors throughout the seven-week festival period.
The full calendar of events will soon be announced on www.dubaisummersurprises.com and @DSSsocial.
#Dubai Summer Surprises will soon begin its 23rd edition, starting on 9 July until 29 August 2020, with a rich programme of events, promotions, entertainment and digitally-led experiences and initiatives. @DSSsocial pic.twitter.com/QVlBDmHeRQ
— Dubai Media Office (@DXBMediaOffice) June 29, 2020


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