Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi National Insurance Company (ADNIC) is a composite insurer founded in 1972, listed on the Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange since 1991. It covers motor, health, travel, property and life on the retail side, with strong corporate lines in marine, aviation, energy and engineering.

The National Health Insurance Company (Daman) is the UAE's largest health insurer by member count, covering most of Abu Dhabi's population through Thiqa for nationals and Enhanced plans for residents. Founded in 2006 and part-owned by the Abu Dhabi Government, it pioneered mandatory employer-funded health cover in the emirate.

LuLu Exchange is the UAE-headquartered exchange and remittance arm of the LuLu International retail group, with 190+ branches across the country and a dense in-hypermarket footprint. Strong on Indian sub-continent corridors, the LuLu Money app, and one-stop convenience for shoppers.

Sir Bani Yas Island is an 87 km² natural island in the Arabian Gulf, 150 km west of Abu Dhabi, developed by the late Sheikh Zayed as a wildlife sanctuary. Today it operates as the Arabian Wildlife Park with 17,000+ free-roaming animals, three Anantara resorts, and one of the Gulf's only excavated pre-Islamic Christian monastery sites.

Qasr Al Hosn is the oldest standing building in Abu Dhabi city — a watchtower built around 1761 to guard the island's first freshwater well, expanded into the seat of the Al Nahyan ruling family, and reopened in 2018 as a museum after an 11-year restoration. The complex covers the inner fort, the white outer palace, the Cultural Foundation, and the working House of Artisans.

Mangrove National Park, also known as the Eastern Mangroves, is a 75 km² protected coastal wetland on the eastern edge of Abu Dhabi island. It is the UAE's largest mangrove ecosystem by biomass and the easiest to combine with central Abu Dhabi attractions.

Yas Waterworld Abu Dhabi is a 15-hectare outdoor waterpark on Yas Island, themed around the UAE's pearl-diving heritage and home to 40-plus slides and rides. Headline attractions include the Liwa Loop water-coaster, the six-person Dawwama tornado tube, and the partly-dry Bandit Bomber roller coaster that fires water cannons at riders below.

Warner Bros World Abu Dhabi is the world's first Warner Bros indoor theme park, set under a single 1.65 million sq ft roof on Yas Island. Six themed lands span DC heroes, Looney Tunes, Hanna-Barbera classics, and a 1930s Hollywood plaza, with 29-plus rides and full climate control — making it the most family-friendly of the Yas Island theme parks and a reliable summer fallback.

Ferrari World Abu Dhabi is the world's largest indoor theme park, set under a 200,000 m² red roof on Yas Island. It is home to Formula Rossa, the world's fastest roller coaster, plus 40-plus rides across thrill, family, and children's zones — fully air-conditioned, which makes it one of the few UAE attractions you can do at the height of summer.

Yas Marina Circuit is Abu Dhabi's 5.281 km Hermann Tilke-designed F1 track on Yas Island, home of the season-closing Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Beyond race weekend it operates as a working motorsport venue with track tours, single-seater drives, a drag strip, karting, and free public TrainYas evenings.